Toy with unravelable cord material for simulating hair or fur

Amusement devices: toys – Figure toy or accessory therefor – Head

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446296, 446391, 132 53, 132201, A63H 344

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056073380

ABSTRACT:
A toy figure is provided with lengths of flexible, unravelable cord material which simulates hair or fur. The cord material may be unraveled into individual strands or groups of strands which simulate strands of hair. The toy provides increased play value by permitting the child to unravel the cord material to produce strands of hair that may be cut, styled and washed.

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