Patents by Inventor Harry Disko
Harry Disko has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 4283127Abstract: A pair of novelty eyeglasses includes a frame for supporting them on the wearer's head and a pair of transparent lenses. The frame includes a pair of support earpieces connected by hinges to the frames. Two light emitting diodes or LEDs are secured to the frame, one adjacent each lense and connected to a portable source of power, such as small batteries, mounted in one of the earpieces. A hinge switch, defined at one of the hinges connecting one of the earpieces to the frame, must be closed by moving the respective earpiece to the open position before the LEDs can be actuated. A manually actuatable switch is secured to the frame in series with the batteries and the light emitting diodes. The manually actuatable switch can be selectively closed by the user to energize the LEDs thereby creating a novel effect.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 1979Date of Patent: August 11, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Donald A. Rosenwinkel, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4282674Abstract: A toy cash register for young children and the like includes a housing having an indicia display window formed on a portion thereof with an indicia display disc mounted behind the window having a plurality of different indicia thereon for selective display through the window. An electric motor is provided for driving the display disc and a plurality of push button controlled, momentary contact switches are provided for connecting the motor with an electric power source for rotating the display disc for random periods of time when the contacts are closed. The cash register includes an indexing system for automatically indexing the nearest set of indicia on the disc with the window after the disc drive motor is deenergized. A sound generator is activated by rotation of the display disc and the cash register also includes a weighing scale, a credit card facility and a manually controllable cash drawer along with a remote, hand held implement simulating an electronic tag reader.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 1980Date of Patent: August 11, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Steven P. Hanson, Palmer J. Schoenfield, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4280300Abstract: A toy vehicle includes a body mounted on a plurality of ground engaging wheels to allow travel across a suitable surface. A speed indicating device is defined on the body and connected to the wheels as is a distance traveled indicating device. A sound producing assembly is mounted within the body in contact with the distance indicating device to produce sounds corresponding to the travel of the vehicle across the surface. The toy vehicle also includes a manually actuated device for indicating the direction in which the vehicle is to be turned similar to a turn signal on an automobile.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 1980Date of Patent: July 28, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Ralph J. Kulesza, Harry Disko, James G. Thibault
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Patent number: 4280297Abstract: A doll having a hollow body and a head is provided with a cap supported for movement on top of the head. A liquid reservoir is provided within the hollow body having a flexible wall to provide for pumping action and a conduit extends between the reservoir and an outlet adjacent the cap for directing a stream of liquid against the cap to move the cap on the doll's head when the flexible wall is depressed inwardly.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 1979Date of Patent: July 28, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Allison W. Katzman, Harry Disko, Eugene Jaworski
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Patent number: 4274223Abstract: A water toy or tube toy propelled by a jet of water includes an elongated body having an internal cylinder for containing a variable volume of water therein. A piston is mounted for slidable movement in the cylinder and is biased in one direction to decrease the volume of water in the cylinder by discharging a propelling jet stream of water from the rear end of the body. Valve means is provided permitting the filling of the cylinder with water when the piston is moved in an opposite direction and floatation means is provided for supporting the body on the water.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 1980Date of Patent: June 23, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Howard J. Morrison, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4261133Abstract: A novel toy simulating a crusher for compressing junk cars includes in combination, one or more small toy cars having a hollow body shell formed of readily deformable, thin, sheet material and a crushing mechanism including a guideway with a slide movable in the guideway to press a first wall against a toy car placed therein. A second wall is movable into and out of a stop position between sides of the guideway and faces the first wall. A manually operable mechanism is provided for moving the slide toward the second stop wall and shell of the toy car disposed in the guideway is compressed or crushed and thereafter the mechanism is operated to remove the crushed car from the guideway. A sound generator is activated by movement of the slide when crushing a car sheel to provide a realistic sound effect of a car being crushed.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 1980Date of Patent: April 14, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Steven P. Hanson, Palmer J. Schoenfield, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4246719Abstract: A fluid actuated toy includes a housing with a fluid inlet and outlet and a fluid container pivotally mounted within the housing. A biased pop-up member is slidably mounted within the housing and includes an element for engaging an extension on the fluid container while the pop-up member is in a locked position. The toy further includes a biasing member urging the fluid container to a first position from which the container moves and releases the pop-up member upon accumulation of a predetermined amount of fluid. A platform is pivotally mounted on the housing to be engaged by the pop-up member and a figurine is removably mounted on the platform so as to be ejected upon the impact of the platform member by the pop-up member.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 1979Date of Patent: January 27, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Ralph J. Kulesza, Palmer J. Schoenfield, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4245429Abstract: A doll having the appearance and physical characteristics of a new born baby includes a hollow body and head interconnected at the neck and a hollow sealed bladder is mounted in the head having a smaller volume and a flexible wall portion secured to an inside surface. The hollow bladder is filled with a plurality of discrete, particles such as sand grains or beans flowable and movable freely about within the bladder to change the shape and change the center of gravity of the doll's head when the body or head is moved. Similarly, another body bladder is mounted in the hollow body with a volume somewhat less than the volume of the body and this bladder is formed with a flexible wall and filled with similar discrete, flowable particles so that the center of gravity of the doll's body is changed as the body or head is moved. Thus, the doll of the present invention feels and handles like a real-life, young baby.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 1980Date of Patent: January 20, 1981Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Allison W. Katzman, Edward T. Holahan, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4171811Abstract: A toy gun or similar device usable with reflective target apparatus utilizes a pulsed light source and a self-contained light detector for detecting light reflected from the target apparatus back to the light detector. The gun includes an audible indicator responsive to the light detector for indicating each time a "hit" is made on the target apparatus, and also includes a resettable counter that provides an indication of the total number of such "hits" achieved in a given time period. The invention also provides a target having a pulsed light source to energize or actuate the light detector.Type: GrantFiled: February 10, 1978Date of Patent: October 23, 1979Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Burton C. Meyer, Gunars Licitis, Jr., Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4132155Abstract: A kit or device which can be used by children to create artistic forms from sheets of paper. The kit includes a cutting portion which can be manually operated to cut strips from a sheet of paper and also a portion for creating corrugations and/or curls in paper, such as the cut strips. The cutting portion generally includes a plurality of cutting wheels mounted on separate horizontal parallel shafts for rotation therewith such that the side edges of the cutting wheels on the separate shafts are in cutting proximity with regard to each other. The cutting wheels are contained within an upstanding frame portion secured to a base. The spaced shafts are geared to each other so that manual rotation of one shaft is sufficient to rotate all cutting wheels. The frame portion has a side opening or slot at the cutting level so that a sheet of paper of any width can be accommodated during the cutting operation.Type: GrantFiled: September 16, 1976Date of Patent: January 2, 1979Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Alan A. Hicks, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4126961Abstract: An articulated doll which includes a torso portion and a head portion mounted on the top of the torso portion by a universal connection permitting nodding, twisting and universal movement of the head portion relative to the torso portion. A singular manually manipulatable mechanism is mounted on the torso portion for universal movement relative thereto and includes a handle portion exposed on the exterior of the torso portion for operation thereof. A linkage structure is provided between the manually manipulatable mechanism and the universal connection between the head portion and torso portion for transmitting motion thereto to effect the universal movement of the head portion relative to the torso portion.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 1976Date of Patent: November 28, 1978Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Gordon A. Barlow, Harry Disko
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Patent number: 4127377Abstract: An arts and crafts type clay stamping kit which includes a base and a receptacle on the base for receiving a batch of clay or the like. A selectively movable support arm is mounted on the base for movement at least between a first position spaced from the receptacle to permit loading the receptacle with clay and a second position adjacent the receptacle. An impression forming member is provided on the support arm for movement therewith and for contacting the clay at the receptacle to impress a design in the clay when the support arm is in its second position.Type: GrantFiled: February 14, 1977Date of Patent: November 28, 1978Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Floyd E. Schlau, Harry Disko, Derek A. Brand
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Patent number: 4039184Abstract: A game of manual skill and amusement having a game board including an elevated plate with one or more openings through which an electrically conductive playing piece, such as a probe, is inserted to retrieve one or more objects from a movably mounted table disposed therebelow without contacting the edge of the opening. The plate includes an upper nonconductive facing board and a conductive backing sheet which extends beyond the facing board at the opening edges to form inwardly projecting flanges of electrically conductive material for possible contact with the probe. Contact of the probe with the conductive edge of an opening completes an electrical circuit to move the lower table and energize a signal device. The lower table is in the form of an electric motor driven turntable which is rotated responsive to a player error by touching the probe with the edge of an opening so that the objects on the turntable are repositioned relative to the openings in the upper plate upon each error by a player.Type: GrantFiled: January 26, 1976Date of Patent: August 2, 1977Assignee: Marvin Glass & AssociatesInventors: Jeffrey D. Breslow, Alan A. Hicks, Harry Disko