Hasbro Bradley, Inc.

Mattel, Inc.

George Dunsay

Henry Orenstein

Robin K Smith

Liliane Davidson

Cathy Larson

A doll is fabricated of a combination of waterproof materials together with overlying fabric layers formed of a water dissolvable fabric. In addition, embodiments are shown in which facial appearance features are formed of a water dissolvable material to alter the facial appearance of the doll. In its intended use, the doll is immersed in a vessel of water causing the dissolvable fabric layers and dissolvable facial appearance elements to be completely removed from the doll exposing the underlying waterproof elements.

Toy figure having water dissolvable clothes and facial elements

Heat energizable identification label for toys

A toy construction having a toy element which is preferably embodied in a toy character figure, and a liquid crystal identification element on the toy element. The identification element is operative by the application of a small amount of heat thereto to change it from a non-displaying condition wherein an identifying image thereon is imperceptible and a displaying condition wherein the image is clearly visible. Hence, the identity of the character figure is normally concealed but can be readily revealed by a child when desired.

Toy with encoded identification element

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