Abstract: An action toy comprising a housing in the shape of a face. The housing has two spaced openings which form the eyes of the face. A pair of plates are disposed within the housing in juxtaposition with the openings. Each plate bears an eyeball design. A pair of elastomeric hand-shaped members are rotatably mounted on opposite sides of the housing. Each hand-shaped member is secured to a hinge having a cam surface. Each hinge is spring biased to an open position. A motive member is connected to the plates and is provided with a pair of cams for causing simultaneous reciprocating movement of the plates and the hand-shaped members to simulate a peek-a-boo game.

Abstract: An action toy comprising a frame and a toy figure mounted thereon. The frame is provided with a fork. A crank is rotatably mounted on the fork. A wheel is disposed within the fork and mounted on the crank for rotation therewith. At least one shoe-shaped pedal is rotatably mounted on the crank. An elastomeric member is coupled to the pedal and to the toy figure. When the wheel is caused to rotate, the elastomeric member flexes and stretches and the pedal performs a pitching movement to simulate a pedalling action.

Abstract: Upper and lower casings, each provided with a dome and an annular portion, are fixedly coupled together. The coupling of the upper and lower casings is substantially water-tight. The upper casing is transparent. A disk is housed within the upper casing. A cut-out is securely fastened to the disk. Means for producing rotary motion of the disk and cut-out in response to movement of the upper and lower casings is suspended between the domes of the casings. One or more balls are located within the annular portions of the upper and lower casings and are freely movable therein.

Abstract: A driven mobile having a plug secured to a shaft with a plurality of arms radially extending from the plug. Objects of interest are secured to each arm and the shaft is rotated by a magnetic escapement mechanism. The mobile further includes an audio signal generating device which operates in conjunction with the rotation of the shaft.

Abstract: A flexible arcuate rod is rotatably supported by a pair of elastic clips. Each clip slidably engages a crib wall or a crib headboard. One or more annular members are slidably mounted on the rod. Each annular member is provided with a tab from which a figure such as a paper or plastic cut-out or a painted decoration can depend. A pair of tubes is slidably mounted on the rod to prevent displacement of the annular members over predetermined portions of the rod.