Bingo dabber
AssigneeRocheleau Dabber Corporation
InventorRoger Rocheleau
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Abstract
A dabber for marking items such as bingo cards has a hollow head portion and a hollow handle portion providing the overall appearance of a hammer. The head portion has a check-valve operated applicator at each end, the applicators preferably being of different diameters. The head and handle portions are filled with a colored, indelible, transparent non-toxic ink. During use the player applies the desired applicator to the desired location by using a smooth, soft hammer-like motion while gripping the handle portion of the dabber. The dabber is cleaner and easier to use than prior art dabbers.
Claims4
A dabber for applying a spot of ink to an article at a desired location comprising an elongated hollow head portion adapted to contain a supply of ink, a check-valve operated ink applicator at each end of said head portion in fluid communication with the interior of said head portion, and an elongated hollow handle portion integrally formed with said head portion and in fluid communication therewith intermediate the length of said head portion and extending away therefrom substiantially at right angles thereto.
A dabber for applying a spot of ink to an article at a desired location, comprising:
- an elongated hollow head portion internally transversely divided into two hollow compartments, each adapted to contain ink of a different color;
- a check-valve operated ink applicator at each end of said head portion, the applicator at one end of said head portion being in fluid communication with the adjacent one of said compartments and the applicator at the other end of said head portion being in fluid communication with the other of said compartments;
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- an elongated handle portion secured to said head portion intermediate the length thereof and extending away from said head portion substantially at right angles thereto.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.