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Louis Marx & Co., Inc.

Empire of Carolina

Raymond J Lohr

Richard N Carver

Calvin S Cook

James Mitchell Ray

Maxmillian P Rogers

Charles M Kienholz

Combined magnetic spinner and trackway

An action toy in which a spinner is provided having two wheels joined with a magnetized axle which rotates along a single flat elongated wand. The wand has a return at each end so that the spinner will rotate along a first side of the wand and then along a second side as a player moves the wand from hand to hand. A pendant may be provided attached to an extension of the axle and having a magnet at its distal end for picking up various objects adding additional play value. The wand may be provided in a variety of shapes to present an interesting path for the spinner. A ramp may be provided which is readily attachable to the wand at a return to permit the passage of the spinner off of or onto the wand.

Magnetic spinner

Disclosed herein is A printing toy in combination with a printing guide. The printer comprises a disk like print dial with rubber indicia projecting therefrom along the outer periphery, a cover, an ink roller, and a foot guard extending from the bottom of the cover to shield the indicia adjacent the one being printed so that only one indicia is printed at a time. The indicia can be of letters or cartoons. The printing guide is used to guide the printer in order to print letters in a straight row to form a word.

Hand held printer and printing guide

A balloon game having a target made up of two laterally spaced frame members held in spaced relation to each other, a balloon, and a paddle for each player. The frame members have an operative to permit the passage of the balloon and are spaced sufficiently to narrow the effective target area through which the balloon may pass. The balloon is a conventional type of inflated spherical child's balloon, blown to a size that allows it to float, and fall slowly. The paddles are of a conventional type presenting a flat area to impact the balloon and a handle area to be grasped by the player. The target has a knock-down construction for easy storage and quick assembly.

Balloon game

A target game comprising a gun and an enclosed target area attached to the muzzle end thereof having a series of moving knock-down targets which are resetable to an upright position, the projectiles are automatically returned to the firing mechanism, and the shots are recorded on a counting device.

Target game

A ride on vehicle in the form of a shell with projecting members which are normally retracted within the shell and which are projected outwardly as a result of the weight of a child seated on the vehicle. The vehicle shell preferably simulates a turtle with retractable and extendable head and legs.

Child's ride-on vehicle

A four wheel drive toy car having an elongated body with rounded ends and a diameter greater than the height of said elongated body so that the car will run equally well inverted. The wheels have convex outer sides so that the car will not rest on its side, and will cause the toy car to right itself when turned over, and rubber tires for good traction. A cord is connected to the electric motor driving the car and the car is steered by tugging on the electrical cord.

Remote control car

A combination gun and target which provide a safe target game that fires no missile, but appears to knock over the targets by direct hits as a result of good aiming and proper timing. The gun has an improved switching mechanism, and the target assembly includes a kicking device to knock down the targets and an indicating device, which indicates when the target kicking device and indicating device are aligned so that when the trigger of the gun is pulled at the instant the indicating device is aligned with the target, the kicking device will knock the target over.

Target game with moving indicator

A rider propelled vehicle having a steerable front assembly with a longitudinally extending rack fixed to it. A rear assembly having a sleeve slidably supported on the rack which supports a rear axle. A pinion is rotatably supported by the rear axle. The rider sits on the rear assembly and reciprocates the front assembly with his feet, causing the rack to reciprocate relative to the axle rotating the axle through a sprocket and one-way clutch.

Toy vehicle

A control cable for controlling a device both mechanically and electrically. The device is made up of a spring wire dipped in an insulation material such as vinyl and an electrical conductor which is wrapped around the spring wire and coating and redipped in the insulation material.

Control cable

A target game made up of a track on an inclined support, a gun which can be aimed at cars running down the track, an impactor under the support which, when the gun is properly aimed in elevation and azimuth, will engage one of several rods, which are connected to bell cranks which will move blades upward through the support to engage a car and knock it off the track, if the trigger is pulled at the proper time.

Moving target game with impact device

A pedal car having a body with a seat and a steering wheel and rear wheels supported on an axle. Ring gear sectors are supported on the car and connected to two pedals which the rider can oscillate. Two spaced pinions on the axle engage the ring gear at diametrically opposite parts and two one-way clutches connect the axle to the pinions so that the ring gear drives the axle forward when it is oscillated in one direction by pedals and drives the axle forward again. When the ring gear is oscillated in the opposite direction by the other pedal, the axle is rotated again in the same direction.

Pedal car

A toy car adapted to caper about, having a seat, a backrest and large wheels with inwardly-extending handles supported on the wheel rims. The wheels are supported on the ends of arms which are supported just to the rear of the seat and the ground-engaging bumper attached to the front of the vehicle supports the front of the car when it is occupied and tips forward.

Toy car

A toy having a body and a downwardly-extending rear frame movably supported on the body with a spring on the frame to urge the body upwardly, an axle supported on the lower end of the frame and wheels attached to the axle. The axle has a one-way clutch attached to it and the clutch is connected to the body by a cord. As the body moves downwardly, stressing the spring, the clutch is free-wheeled in a first direction and, when the spring forces the body upward, the cord rotates the clutch rotating the axle and, with it the wheels.

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Erie, PA, United States of America

Raymond J Lohr