Stuffed doll formed from a single sock

Details Stuffed doll formed from a single sock Stuffed doll formed from a single sock

1994-09-21

1996-03-12

Hafer, Robert A.

Amusement devices: toys

Figure toy or accessory therefor

Fabric-covered stuffed figure

A63H 302

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054981948

ABSTRACT:
The skin of the stuffed doll is taken from a single sock. The toe of the sock is cut off, and the upper part of the leg portion is cut off, and the resulting lower portion forms the skin of the head, body and legs of the doll. Another piece of the sock cut off at the top forms the skin of the arms of the doll, the arms being sewn to the body. A cincture is used for shaping the head. A hat and a dress may be included if desired.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1292789 (1919-01-01), Jack
patent: 1308432 (1919-07-01), Lochridge
patent: 1489685 (1924-04-01), Anderson
patent: 1554712 (1925-09-01), Clark
patent: 1692897 (1928-11-01), Howard et al.
patent: 1698653 (1929-01-01), Poole
patent: 2347405 (1944-04-01), Ford

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