US1605783A

US1605783A - Gladys rttsh

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Publication number: US1605783A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1926-11-02
Anticipated expiration: 1943-11-02

Description

Nava 2 G- RUSH DOLL Filed Nov. 15, 1925 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 INVENTOR.

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Nov. A2 1926.

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Filed Nov. 1:5, 1925 2 Sheets-Shea?l INVENTOR. a'

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Patented Nov. 2, 41926. f

UNITED STATES GLADYS RUSH, F LONG'MADQW, MASSACHUSETTS.

DOLL.

Application filed November 13, 1925. l Serial No. 68,842.

This invention relates totoy dolls, and has for its object `to provide, in a manner as hereinafter set forth, an unusually attractive doll of the fiat type and which is prac c tically indestructible, aswell as permitting of the same to be easily packed in a small space within a travelling case.

A further object of the invention is to pro,- vide, in a manner as hereinafter set forth, a

lu toy doll of the fiat type, having means to permit of the garments as well as the hat therefor to be sewed to` any portion of the front or back of the doll body for the purpose of retaining the same inposition-` y Further'objects ofthe invention are to provide, in a manner as hereinafter set forth, a toy doll of the flat type, which is simple in its construction and arrangement, strong, durable, attractive in appearance, and inexpensive to manufacture.

`With the foregoing and other objects in View, the invention consists of the novel construction, combination and arrangement of parts as hereinafter more specifically described and illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein is shown an embodiment Vof the invention, but it is to be understood that changes, variations and modifications can he resorted to which fall within the scope 30 of the claims hereunto appended.

1n the drawings wherein like reference characters denote corresponding parts throughout the several views :4-

Figure l is a front elevation of a toy doll in accordance with this invention.

Figure 2 is a front elevation, broken away, of the doll body and further illustrating the hair positioned on the head and the slippers upon the feet.

Figure 3 is a section on line 3-3, Figure 2.

Figure 4 is an elevation of one of the slippers.

The body portion of the doll is referred to generally by the reference character 1, is iiat throughout and consists of a base 2 of paper stock having secured throughout to each face thereof a fabric covering 3, 4. The base 2, as well as the coverings 3, 4, is of corresponding contour and shaped to provide a head 5, neck 6, arms 7, hands 8, body 9, legs and feet 11.

The fabric coverings 3,4 reinforce the base 2, under such conditions providing a practically indestructible body portion 1. c

The fabric coverings 3, 4 permit of the dress 12and hat 13 to be secured therewith by stitching to normally prevent the removal thereof when placed in position.

That portion of the covering 3, at the head `5, is provided with the representation of a mouth 14, nose 15, yeye openings 16, eye balls 17, andeye lashes 18and these several representations are `formedby threads secured to the fabricvv covering 3 and disposed in the .desired manner;` The threads are of a different color from the fabric covering 3. The fabric coveringy 3 can be suitably colored or tinted, as at 19, to represent rosy cheeks.

Positioned against the edge `of thehead 5, as well as overlapping the front and rear marginal portions thereof` is a mass of lhair 20, which projects from the hat 13 when the latter is secured. in position. The hat 13 is providedwith tie strings 21. Y

' Mounted on each foot portion'll for the purposeof enclosing it isthe representation of a slipper consisting of an open top flexible casing 22, having its front formed with a transversely extending opening to expose the foot portion l1. If desired the casing 23 can be detachably secured by stitching to either covering 3 or 4.

By way of example, the doll is illustrated of the female type, but it is obvious that the dress mounted on the doll body canbe. other than that as shown, for example the doll body can be provided with clothes to represent a male infant.

As the doll is of the flat type, several thereof can be readily packed in a travelling case without taking up the ordinary space occupied by a doll having a bodv of the rounded type.

It is thought the many advantages of a toy doll constructed in accordance with this invention, can be readily understood, and although the preferred construction of the doll body is as illustrated and described, yet it is to be understood that changes in the details of construction can be had which will fall within the scope of the invention as claimed.

l/Vhat I claim is z*- 1. A doll comprising a body portion flat throughout and formed from a unitary fiat base of paper stock having a fabric covering secured throughout and conforming to the shape of each face thereof, said base shaped to represent the body, a pair of spaced legs, oppositely extending arms,neck and head of an infant, and said fabric coverings providing means for attaching thereto the Wearing apparel of the doll by stitching.

2. A doll comprising a body portion flat throughout and formed from a unitary fiat base of paper stock having a fabric covering secured throughout and conforming to thev shape of each face thereof, said base shaped to represent the body, Va pair of spaced legs, oppositely extending arms, neck and head of an infant, and said fabric coverings pro, viding means for attaching thereto the Wearing apparel of' the doll byistitching, one of said fabric coverings at the head portion thereof having securedthereto threads to provide respectively the representation of the eyes, nose and mouth of the doll.

3. A doll comprisinga body portion fiat throughout and formed from a unitary flat base of paper stock having a fabric covering secured throughout and conforming to the shapeof each face thereof, said base shaped to represent the body, a pair of spaced legs, oppositely extendingarms, neck and head of an infant, said fabric coverings provid ing means for attaching thereto the Wearing apparel of the doll by stitching, one of said fabric coverings at `the head portion thereof having secured thereto threads to provide respectively the representation ofthe eyes, nose and mouth of the doll, and aV mass of hair overlapping the marginal portions at the top and sides of each fabric covering at the head of said body portion.

4. A doll comprising a body portion fiat throughout and formed from a base of paper stock having a fabric covering secured throughout to each face thereof, said body portion shaped to representan infant, said fabric coverings providing means for at- `marginal portions at the top and sides of each fabric covering at the head of said body portion, and open top fabric4 casings mounted on the footportions of said doll body and 'each having itsouter side formed with a transversely extending opening to expose a part -of the foot portion.

5. A 'doll comprising a body portion shaped to represent an infant,said body portion flat throughout and formed of a unitary base shaped to represent the body, a pair of spaced legs, oppositely extending arms, neck and head of an infant and having secured throughout each face thereof-a fabric covering providing means for attaching Wearing apparel to said body portion.

6. A doll comprising a body portion flat throughout and including a one piece flat base shaped to represent the head, neck, a pair of arms, body, a pair of legs, hands and feet of an infant, said' body portion further including and having secured throughout each face of the base a fabric covering corresponding in contour to the shapeof the base and providing means for attaching Wearing apparel to said body portion, one-of said coverings having connected therewith at the head portion thereof a series of sets of threads to represent respectively the eyes, nose and mouth of the vdoll.

In testimony whereof, I affix my signature hereto. f

GLADYS i' Rusn.