US1827476A

US1827476A - Doll

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Publication number: US1827476A
Application number: US429030A
Authority: US
Inventors: Mildred A Kolar
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1930-02-17
Filing date: 1930-02-17
Publication date: 1931-10-13
Anticipated expiration: 1948-10-13

Description

M. A. KOLAR Oct. 13, 1931.

DOLL

Filed Feb. 1'7, 1930 lllllllli lllllllll Patented Oct 13, 19:31

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I MILDRED A. KOLAR, or PORTLAND, onneonf 1 DOLL Application filed. February 17, 1930. Serial No. 429,030.

This invention relates generally to toys,

and particularly to dolls.

The main object of this invention is to provide a doll having a heating appliance associated therewith, especially adapted for use in a childs bed for the purpose of giving thechild the benefit of theiheat and the pleasure of the companionship ofthe doll.

" The second object is to so construct the m dollthat it readily adapts itself to use in 7 connection with the Ordinary hot Water bottle.

The thirdiobjectis to so'c 'onstruct the doll that it can be easilymanufactured and washed and that the'hot water bottle, electric heating pad, or other device can be employed Figure Figure 2 1s a rear. elevat1on of the without any difliculty.

The'fourth object is to protect the stuffed erlng.

I portions of the doll with'a water-proof covobject is'to so disguise-a hot water bottle, or other heating deViceQasto overcome any objection in the childs mind and to cause same to hold theheating appliance close to its body;

The sixth object 1s to so construct the doll that the heating appliance when not required can, if it is a hot water bottle, be inflated with air, or if some other contrivance can be substituted bya pad or other suitable'iiller.

These, and other obj ects, will become more apparent from the specification following as illustratedin the accompanying drawings, in a able nature.

which 1. is a, front elevation iofthe doll doll.

Figure 3 is a fragmentary section'along the line 33 in Fig, 2.

Figure 4 is a front elevation of the doll dressed in night clothing.

Figure 5 is a side'elevation of Figure 6 1s a sectiontaken along the line 66 in Fig. 2. i Y

Figure 7 is a slde elevation of the for the hot water bottle.

stopper Similar numbers of reference refer to similar parts throughout the several views.

Referring in detail'to the drawings, the

doll consists ofa somewhat rectangular body y 5: made of a water-proof material having'a flan-t i member 10 whichis hollow and preferably nellining 11 provided With a closing flap 12 at one end thereof to whichis atta oheda pair terial. The flap 12 may be secured to a closed posltion by means of the snaps 14. At the top of the body.me1nber*10 are secured the I v stuffed-arms 15'and the neck 16 of a head17 I The ar1ns,-neck and head areall permanently stulfled and covered with water-proof mater1a I I Within the body hot water bag 18 whose stopper 19 is provided with a flexible hose 20 ordinarily folded"v r V over and secured by means ofa rubber band 21, similar to the filler tube on a football or basket-ball. When it is not desired to use the'hot water bag within the doll the water is removed and the bottle is inflated through the tube 20 providing the desirable roundness bag out of contact with each other, thereby adding to the lifether fl 7 It will be understood that the stufling mas terial 22 may be of any convenient material.

of legs 13, also covered with water-proof ma- 1 10 is placed. an ordinary V "a 5 for the body 10 and holding the sides ofthe V The doll thus described is preferably dressed in a sleepinggarment 23 made of flannel or other suitable material of a wash- The details of construction of this garment and of the doll itself are of secondary importance, in view of the fact that the, same principle may be employed with animals such as bears, dogs, elephants,

etc. without departing from the spirit of this invention. The particular form illustrated and described hasbeen selected merely as while there is tire body of the doll, including the legs, arms and head, of rubber instead of employing the standard hot Water bottle, and then dressing the body thus formed with clothing as above suggested.

I claim: 7

A doll consisting of a casing in the form of a dolls body, said casing consisting of a material adapted to retard the flow of heat therefrom and having an opening therein through Which a hot Water bottle may be passed, a hot water bottle occupying the torso of said body, and means in the closure of saidbottle for inflating same when not filled With Water.

MILDRED 5A. LKOLAR.