ES220331U - A doll that sorrows. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

A sneezing wrist, constituted with flexible material and characterized in that its head is mounted on a collar that tilts on two projecting semiaxes of opposite sides of the neck of the wrist, and is kept upright thanks to a timely spring that tends to lift the part of the collar, and by the inclusion of a solidary and protruding sneezing device of the neck of the wrist, which is housed in the head of the same and whose frame presents in its upper part a vertically disposed cup in which a bellows is coupled whose bottom rests on the inner back face of the head; which bowl, through a double valve, communicates with a chamber formed in the lower part of the frame in which the mouth of a pneumatic bag provided in the same mouth with a sound tongue, and housed inside the trunk of the wrist is coupled, communicating also that bowl and through the same double valve, with an antechamber formed on the other side of the repeated bowl, on whose wall a communicating conduit with a distributor connected to the mouth and nasal orifices of the wrist is born, all operatively arranged so that by repeatedly pressing the body of the wrist, and therefore the pneumatic bag contained in 61. Air is blown into the bellows of the bowl, with the corresponding sounds that will emit the sound when it is traversed by air, which bellows to expand, push back the head of the wrist, overcoming the antagonistic action of the spring, which pulls the tilting collar on which it is mounted, until, at when a certain pressure is reached, the air from the bellows will escape violently through the double valve towards the antechamber, propelling towards the nostrils and mouth of the wrist the liquid contained in the duct that is born in said antechamber and which will have previously been poured into it. Said mouth, at the same time when the bellows of the device will stop pushing back to the head this, forced by the spring that pulls the collar on which it is mounted, will make an abrupt nod forward recovering the initial position, imitating with the functions described the act of a sneeze. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)