Amusement devices: toys – Aerodynamically supported or retarded – Spinning disc
Reexamination Certificate
2005-03-25
2010-02-02
Nguyen, Kien T (Department: 3711)
Amusement devices: toys
Aerodynamically supported or retarded
Spinning disc
C446S062000, C446S486000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07654880
ABSTRACT:
A flying toy (10) includes a planar body defining an outer edge (16). A recess (18) extends inwardly from die outer edge and includes an undercut section (22). The body defines a hook section (24) adjacent the undercut section of the recess, and a finger engagement section (28) opposite the hook section that defines a pair of wings (32, 34). The wings are resilient, and include outer end areas that can be spread apart. The recess is configured to receive the tip of a user's finger. When the user's fingertip is positioned within the recess, the hook section engages one side of the user's finger and the finger engagement section engages an opposite side of the user's finger. The wings spread apart so as to stabilize the body on the user's finger. The user flicks his or her finger to dislodges the flying toy from the user's fingertip, and the flying toy is then propelled through the air.
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PCT/US2005/010072 International Search Report and Written Opinion dated Aug. 3, 2005.
Boyle Fredrickson , S.C.
Nguyen Kien T
Ventura Services, Inc.
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