Doll comb having apparatus for attaching ornaments
CA 2401674 A1 · Owner: Unalp, Janet · Inventors: Unalp, Janet
Overview
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A doll (10) supports a quantity of hair (13) which may be combed by a handheld comb (20). The handheld comb defines a comb having one surface supporting an elongated ornament magazine (40). The ornament magazine defines a channel (41) which receives a plurality of hair ornaments (30 and 31) in a sliding support. The hair ornaments further include outwardly extending hook attachment pads (60) of the type commonly used in hook and loop fasteners. The hook pads extend beyond the magazine and engage underlying hair as the comb is moved upon the hair surface. The engagement of the hook pads allows the ornaments to be drawn from the magazine and remain temporarily secured to the hair.
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- Filed July 12, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 12, 2021.
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