Advertising novelty
OwnerMichael L. Alleninventor
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Abstract
Strips of burstable, gas-filled bubbles are adhesively secured to the margins of a substrate (e.g., a paper cocktail napkin) having a printed advertising message and are adapted to be popped by the user to focus the user's attention on the napkin and the message printed thereon.
Claims2
An advertising novelty comprising a substrate having upper and lower sides, the upper side of said substrate having a substantially flat and planar central portion, printed material on the central portion of the upper side of said substrate and conveying an advertising message, a plurality of plastic strips adhesively secured to the upper side of said substrate and extending along the margins of said substrate to define a border around the central portion of the substrate and around the advertising message, and a plurality of burstable gas-filled bubbles formed integrally with and spaced in a row along each of said strips and adapted to be popped to produce an audible noise when pinched by a thumb or finger, the unpopped bubbles being empty except for the gas therein, and the flat and planar central portion of the upper side of said substrate being free of bubbles.
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