Throw and catch toy

Amusement devices: games – Surface projectile game; game element – Simulated game

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273106R, 2731065C, A63B 6500

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040210413

ABSTRACT:
A projectile toy which may be thrown by a first player and caught by a second receiving player. The toy is designed to follow a generally horizontal stable flight path and to glide in a generally horizontal orientation, particularly through the latter portion of its flight to facilitate being caught by the receiving player. The toy includes an elongated shaft, a set of front fins mounted at the forward end of the shaft, and a set of rear fins mounted at the rear end of the shaft. Both sets of fins are circumferentially spaced around the shaft and extend outwardly therefrom. The fins are made of a readily deformable plastic material which tends to retain its deformed shape upon removal of deforming forces. The toy is of lightweight construction, particularly with reference to its weight versus fin area ratio.

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patent: 2193397 (1940-03-01), Dykes
patent: 3216727 (1965-11-01), Hunter
patent: 3393912 (1968-07-01), DeLonais
patent: 3539187 (1970-11-01), Smith
patent: 3746334 (1973-07-01), Stubblefield
patent: 3881730 (1975-05-01), Carella

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