Mattel, Inc.

Richard Anthony Leoncavallo

Gordon H Buck

Eugene J Kilroy

Otto L Gabler

John T Benson

Peter Charles White

A machine for throwing a ball with a cylindrical aperture. The machine comprises an arrangement for mounting a rod which carries the ball and which is rotatably mounted to fall from an initial vertical position to a selected angular position after a preselected period. At the selected angular position, a spring drive projects the ball through the air. In a preferred embodiment the ball, which may be of any type, is projected with a spiral motion.

Ball throwing machine

A doll with a rotatable head having oppositely positioned visible and hidden faces. One arm of doll may be rotated to load a torsion spring biasing the hidden face to an exposed position. The hidden face is held back by a detent. A pushbutton in the back of the doll may be pushed to release the detent so that the hidden face is suddenly moved to an exposed position by the torsion spring.

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Anaheim, CA, United States of America

Richard Anthony Leoncavallo