Johnson & Johnson Baby Products Company

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products, Inc.

D Michael Williams

Lois E Kelly

Lawrence B Grubb

Danny E Simpson

Richard A Chase

John Piszko

David W Schweitzer

George Lopac

A cylindrical toy having a first and second half each defining a semi-cylindrical body. Each of the halves has secured to its inner surface a plurality of substantially semi-circular flat plates which define a spiral passage when the halves are connected. The cylindrical halves have a bottom portion and the bottom portion of one half includes a bottom guide disk. The second half includes a reinforcing plate which is spaced from and disposed parallel to the bottom portion of the second half to form a space which receives the guide disk of the first half in order to accurately position the two halves with respect to each other prior to their being connected together.

Spiral cylinder toy

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Crib attachment toy

Spinner paddle toy

A baby's toy having a flexible arched support, fasteners at each end of the arched support for attaching it to a crib, things to arouse attention, and belt-like members for connecting the things to arouse attention to the arched support. The arched support has an elongated body element formed from a foamed plastic material which is flexible and substantially noncompressible under load. The elongated foamed plastic material is covered, preferably with cloth. In a preferred embodiment, the arched support has two generally elongated body elements made of the substantially noncompressible foamed plastic material.

Baby's toy and things to arouse attention therefor

A toy comprising a hollow cylindricl body having top, bottom and side portions, a centrally disposed spiral passage, and at least one spherical element which can move along said passage as the toy is handled. The toy can be assembled from two semi-cylindrical halves and means are provided for easily aligning the halves prior to final assembly. The toy may be used in combination with rings, the first of which is adapted to receive the cylindrical toy and the second of which is adapted to receive the toy and the first ring.

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D Michael Williams