Title: Animal characterization figures with articulatable body components

Abstract: An animal characterization for preschool children which may adopt a toy figure of unique design having articulated body components, as for example, the head, arms and legs. This character can be dressed or decorated to depict various occupations or professions or activities. In essence, the character figure includes first and second mating torso sections which are secured together to form a torso. Apertures in the torso accommodate articulatable arms and the torso section is also designed to accommodate articulatable legs. Feet may be provided with respect to each of the legs and movable with respect to the legs. Hands may also be provided for articulatable movement with respect to the arms. Finally, a head section is pivotally mounted on the torso and may be provided with any of a number of hats in order to depict a certain profession or activity or occupation.

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Inventors: Goldfarb, Adolph E. (Tarzana, CA, US)
Benkoe, Erwin (Encino, CA, US)
Everitt, Delmar K. (Woodland Hills, CA, US)
Chesley, Ronald F. (La Crescenta, CA, US)
Frierdich, Richard D. (Canoga Park, CA, US)

Application Number: 549826
Filing Date: 1975-02-13
Publication_date: 1976-03-30
Assignee: Goldfarb; Adolph E. (Tarzana, CA); Benkoe; Erwin (Encino, CA)
Primary Class(es): 446/383
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US Patent Ref:

2663971	Dec, 1953	Ippolito	46/161.
2752726	Jul, 1956	Calverley	46/22.
3874113	Apr, 1975	Beck	46/22.

Other Refs:
Primary Examiner: Kinsey, Russell R.
Assistant Examiner: Cutting, Robert F.
Attorney: Ashen; Robert M., Schaap; Robert J.