1916 Chattin Bradway
The WONDER Bubble King
Using a single, specialized pipe and breath control:
Using a single, specialized pipe and breath control:
Chains, clusters, bubbles in bubbles, sculptures, swirling galaxies of bubbles... Bradway for the first time turns trick challenges away from detached bubbles & toward sculptural hanging bubble clusters.
Chains, clusters, bubbles in bubbles, sculptures, swirling galaxies of bubbles... Bradway for the first time turns trick challenges away from detached bubbles & toward sculptural hanging bubble clusters.
Within this highly technical looking patent drawing is hidden a very practical toy design which will dominate bubble-play for the next decade. Can you see it?
Fig 6.
An evolutionary step up and away:
2 tubes, each one assigned to a particular outlet within the toy's bowl
2 tubes, each one assigned to a particular outlet within the toy's bowl
Compared to: Cordtmeyer's (1 tube connected to multiple chambers within the bowl) forward thinking US 1028994 from 1912, which was also popular and copied quite a bit.
1918 CHARLES ALLAUN GB patent 116013
1918 CHARLES ALLAUN GB patent 116013
Was this licensed from Bradway? I haven't found evidence yet.
Was this licensed from Bradway? I haven't found evidence yet.
This pipe did well in England, Australia & etc.
