GB410818A - Improvements in toys and models - Google Patents

Abstract

410,818. Folding toys. ROGERS, L. R., 74A, Wickham Road, Brockley, London. Nov. 19, 1932, No. 32713. [Class 132 (iii).] A toy or model formed from a cut-out and folded blank has provided integrally with the blank one or more reinforcing strips adapted to fold round the toy to overlap and be fastened by a wire paper clip or adhesive. A toy or model piano is formed from a cut-out blank of cardboard or other material, Fig. 6, provided integrally with one or more strips B, C. The blank is cut along the full lines and folded along the dotted lines to form the piano, Fig. 7, the strips B, C, folding round the piano to overlap and being fastened by a wire paper clip or adhesive. Fig. 5 shows a model armchair with strips A extending round the model. Fig. 3 of the Provisional Specification shows a model stool with strips c extending round the models. According to the Provisional Specification the cardboard may take the form of a single sheet, printed, impressed or embossed with the desired outline, with or without the outline partially cut or scored for easy detachment, or a series of such sheets, containing different designs, may be fastened together in the form of a book.