Doll headwear

• US 5,561,864 A
• Filed: 01/12/1995
• Issued: 10/08/1996
• Est. Priority Date: 01/12/1995
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Robert Adem
• Original Assignee: Robert Adem
• Inventors: DeMars, Robert A.
• Primary Examiner(s): OLEKSA, DIANA LYNN
• Application Number:
  US08/371,800
• Time in Patent Office: 635 Days
• Field of Search: 2/171, 2/171.1, 2/175.1, 2/175.3, 2/195.1, 2/195.7, 2/195.8, 2/209.11, 2/209.12, 2/209.13, 2/244, 2/422, 2/909, 2/91 8, 446/27, 446/73, D 2/865, D 2/866, D 2/868, D 2/869, D 2/870, D 2/871, D 2/872, D 2/873, D 2/874, D 2/895
• US Class Current: 2/209.13
• CPC Class Codes: A42B 1/004 Decorative arrangements or effects
• CPC Class Codes: A63H 3/36 Details; Accessories

Abstract

A form of headwear that is adapted to be worn by a human, generally a child, generally in the form of a cap or visor. Mounted on the frontal section of the cap is the first type of engagable fastener. A doll, which has arms, hands, legs and feet has a second type of engagable fastener mounted on each hand. Connecting of the second type of engagable fastener with the first type of engagable fastener will position the doll about the head of the child with the legs resting on the shoulders of the child.

Claims

1. Doll headwear comprising:

headwear adapted to be worn by a human which has a head extending above shoulders, said headwear having a first type of engagable fastener; and

a doll having a pair of arms and a pair of legs each of which extend from a torso, each said arm terminating in a hand, each said leg terminating in a foot, each said hand having a second type of engagable fastener, each said second type of engagable fastener to releasably connect with a said first type of engagable fastener forming a secure connection therebetween thereby locating said doll about the head of a human with said legs resting on the shoulders of a human when the headwear is worn by the human, said doll being separate from said headwear.

2. The doll headwear as defined in claim 1:

said headwear having a frontal section, said frontal section being located substantially in alignment with the face of a human, said first type of engagable fastener being located on said frontal section when the headwear is worn by the human.

3. Doll headwear comprising:

headwear adapted to be worn by a human which has a head extending above shoulders, said headwear having a first type of engagable fastener;

a doll having a pair of arms and a pair of legs each of which extend from a torso, each said arm terminating in a hand, each said leg terminating in a foot, each said hand having a second type of engagable fastener, each said second type of engagable fastener to releasably connect with a said first type of engagable fastener forming a secure connection therebetween thereby locating said doll about the head of a human with said legs resting on the shoulders of a human when the headwear is worn by the human, said doll being separate from said headwear; and

each said foot being weighted to cause each said foot to be abnormally heavy when compared to the remainder of said doll, whereby the weighting of the feet tends to maintain said legs in a resting position on the shoulders of a human when the headwear is worn by the human.