US787404A - Whirling toy. - Google Patents

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PATENTED APR. 18, 1905.

W. SGHALLER.

WHIRLING TOY.

APPLICATION FILED JAN. 25, 1905.

Minesses [raven/2'0):

No. 787,404. Patented April 18, 1905.

UNITED STATES ATENT QFFICE.

WILHELM SCHALLER, OF NElV YORK, N. Y.

WHIRLING TOY.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 787,404, dated April 18, 1905.

Application filed January 25,1905. Serial No. 242,592.

"710/111 'I/ calmer/b: ing will pass partly out of the pockets to out Be it known that l, \VILunLu SCHALLEl-t, a the atmosphere and produce a peculiar buzz- 3 citizen of Germany, residing at New York ing sound. The pocketsintervening between city, Manhattan, county and State of New those containing the vanes 1/ are provided 5 York, have invmted new and useful lniprovewith sleigh-bells w, suspended from pins 1" ments in \Yhirling Toys, of which the followand which, in conjunction with the vanes, proing is a specilication. duce a pleasing musical eliect. 35

This invention relates to a whirling toy I The toy is provided on each side with douwhich upon being rapidly rotated produces a bled stringsf, passing through perforations IO peculiar and pleasing buzzing sound. of the disks and alined perforations 7/ of the In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is core. The strings are alternately wound and a front view of a whirling toy embodying my unwound by handles f to impart the desired 4 invention; Fig. 2, a similar view, on an enwhirling movement to the head. larged scale, of the rotatable head; and Fig. 3, 'hat I claim is Is a section on line 3 3, Fig. 2. A whirling toycomposed ot' a pair of disks, The letters u u represent a pair of disks sean intervening core and radial partitions to cured to opposite sides of a central core I), the l form a series oi pockets, outwardtwextending 45 whole constituting a rotatable head. The di- 1 curved vanes pivoted within the pockets, and ameter of the core is considorablv less than i doubled strings secured to the disks, substan- 0 that of the disks, so that an annularchamber tially as specified.

is formed between the disks around the core. Signed by me at New York city, (Manhatl \V l L H ELM SC ll ALL F. lt.

(' into a number of sector-shaped outwardlyopening pockets. \Vithin alternate pockets are pivoted at (1 curved vanes (Z, the distance between the pivots J and the periphery of the disks (1 being less than the length of the vane-blades. In this way the vanes on rotat- This chamber is divided by radial partitions i tan,) New York, this 21th day of January, 5

\Vitnesses \VILLIAM SouULz, FRANK v. Bi-unsnN.

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