Abstract: An inflatable snack table formed of heat sealable plastic sheet and shaped as a spherical outer housing, with a base at the bottom and an opening in the top to hold a food container. Within the outer housing is a generally cylindrical inner housing extending between and secured to the top and bottom of the spherical outer housing.

Abstract: A remote control car made of plastic sheet has an body with fixed wheels and a remotely controlled electromechanical drive unit with rotatable wheels in a cavity in the bottom of the inflatable body.

Abstract: An inflatable snack table formed of heat sealable plastic sheet and shaped as a spherical outer housing, with a base at the bottom and an opening in the top to hold a food container. Within the outer housing is a generally cylindrical inner housing extending between and secured to the top and bottom of the spherical outer housing.

Abstract: An inflatable calendar formed of thin flexible plastic sheet defining when inflated a fourteen-sided polyhedron enclosure comprising opposite top and bottom hexagonal walls and six consecutive trapezoidal upper side walls extending downward from said top wall and six consecutive trapezoidal lower side walls extending upward from said bottom wall, the mutually adjacent edges of all mutually adjacent walls being sealed together, said polyhedron enclosure further comprising a valve for inflating, deflating or maintaining inflated said enclosure, and graphic indicia on said six upper and lower side walls respectively displaying the twelve months of a selected year, where each side wall displays the days of one month.

Abstract: An inflatable chair having a seat with front, rear, top, bottom and opposite side portions, a back at the rear of the seat, a pair of armrests at the sides of the seat, the seat, back and armrests defining inflatable first air chambers, a first valve for inflating the first air chambers, the bottom having front, rear and opposite side parts the chair further including generally tubular inflatable second air chambers at the front and rear and side parts respectively of the seat, and a second valve for inflating the second air chambers independently of the first air chambers for providing a stabilizing support to resist tipping of said chair.

Abstract: A toy formed as an inflatable football helmet which cannot be put on a person's head has first, second and third parts which are respectively an outer shell formed generally as a helmet with top, front and rear parts, a bottom closure part generally opposite said top part of the helmet, and a face mask overlying said front part of the helmet, these parts all formed of flexible, thin plastic sheet material, said first and second parts defining a first enclosed space, said third part formed a grid of tubes whose bores communicate with each other and define a second enclosed space, said first and second enclosed spaces communicating with each other.

Abstract: An inflatable racing car is formed of a plurality of separate air chambers which are combined in fixed relationship to each other to form the vehicle which is suitable as a display or toy or sculptural work of art. For each left/right wheel-set there is a cylindrical air chamber terminating at each end in the form of a tire. A third air chamber is formed somewhat like a partially flattened egg which represents the passenger compartment situated above and between the two wheel-sets. A fourth inflatable chamber is the remainder of the car body which generally encompasses the wheel-sets and supports the passenger compartment. Within the car body are numerous webs formed as flat sheets of plastic positioned transversely with respect to various outside walls so that when the body is inflated these webs prevent these opposite walls from extending excessively outward and leading to an improper shape. The four air chambers cooperate to provide strength, realism and economy of manufacture.