Abstract: A swivel lawn sprinkler includes a mounting rack for mounting, a water tube vertically connected to the mounting rack by a hose connector and adapted to receive water from a water source through the hose connector, a pipe connector fastened to the top end of the water tube, the pipe connector having a collar of oval profile disposed around the periphery thereof, and a swivel sprinkler head coupled to the pipe connector and forced to rotate on the pipe connector upon passing of water from the water tube, the swivel sprinkler head having a figured frame, and two wings coupled to figured frame and forced by the periphery of the collar of oval profile to move up and down upon rotary motion of the swivel sprinkler head on the pipe connector.

Abstract: A swivel lawn sprinkler includes a mounting rack for mounting, a water tube vertically connected to the mounting rack by a hose connector and adapted to receive water from a water source through the hose connector, a pipe connector fastened to the top end of the water tube, the pipe connector, a swivel sprinkler head coupled to the pipe connector and forced to rotate on the pipe connector by water pressure when sprinkling, and a slide coupled to swivel sprinkler head and forced to move two ornaments alternatively up and down and to oscillate symmetrical pairs of wings up and down upon rotary motion of the spray tube.

Abstract: A toy sprinkler with the appearance of an amusing figure or creature with appendages that simulate movement of the appendages of the figure or creature. Liquid carrying conduits extending along appendages of the figure cause the appendages to move either in a planar path when liquid at low pressure passes through the conduits, or randomly when liquid at high pressure passes through the conduits.

Abstract: A faucet is shaped like a rotary dial phone and is formed of a main body, a water-controlling bolt, a water valve, a control plate, and a spray head. The main body is provided with a first water outlet which is in communication with one end of the spray head, and a second water outlet which is in communication with the first water outlet via a channel. The water-controlling bolt is movably positioned in a hole of the main body such that the water-controlling bolt can be caused to obstruct the first water outlet or the channel. The water valve is secured in place in a receiving slot of the main body and is provided with a connection rod to which the control plate is rotatably connected. The spray head is removably positioned on the water-controlling bolt such that the spray head is connected at one end to a hose which is in turn connected at one end to the water controlling bolt.