Beverage container insulator
OwnerPeter W. Luchakinventor
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Abstract
A beverage container insulator is disclosed herein and can include a body defining a cylinder with an opening at a first end and a web closing a second end. An interior surface defined by the body can receive a beverage container. An exterior surface is defined by the body opposite to the interior surface. The beverage container insulator can also include a first pattern of indicia positioned on the exterior surface. The first pattern forms readable text oriented such that a bottom edge of the readable text positioned closer to the web than the opening. The beverage container insulator can also include a second pattern of indicia positioned on the interior surface. The second pattern forms readable text oriented such that a bottom edge of the readable text is positioned closer to the opening than the web.
Claims7
A beverage container insulator comprising:
- a body defining a cylinder and having an opening at a first end and a web closing a second end opposite said first end;
- an interior surface defined by said body and configured to receive a beverage container;
- an exterior surface defined by said body opposite to said interior surface;
- a first pattern of indicia positioned on said exterior surface, said first pattern of indicia forming readable text oriented such that a bottom edge of said readable text is positioned closer to said web than said opening;
- a second pattern of indicia positioned on said interior surface, said second pattern of indicia forming readable text oriented such that a bottom edge of said readable text is positioned closer to said opening than said web;
- first and second panel portions of the body configured to fold over whereby both of said first and second patterns of indicia are concurrently exposed and concurrently readable;
- said first and second patterns of indicia cooperate with one another to convey a message when said first and second panel portions are folded over;
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- first and second apertures formed in said web arranged to mirror one another on opposite sides of an axis passing through a middle of said web.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.