Bubble-forming toy sword
OwnerGary K. Hasegawainventor
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Abstract
A bubble-making device in the shape of a sword having a blade with holes therein, the sword being made of flexible plastic, and the holes having a toothed periphery, the blade being bendable to an extent to cause the bubble-forming solution to peel off the blade as the blade is caused to vibrate.
Claims11
A bubble-making device comprising a sword-shaped member including a flat blade portion having a peripheral rib, a proximal unreinforced trough section, and a distal holed section with a plurality of bubble forming holes therethrough, said blade portion being transversely flexible and by means of said trough section being unreinforced adapted to vibrate to facilitate release of bubble-forming film applied to the blade-shaped member being swished about transverse to said blade portion.
A sword-shaped bubble-forming device comprising a handle at one end a blade projecting therefrom, said blade having an inner end portion, means connecting the inner end portion with the handle, said blade having an outwardly tapered outer end portion terminating in a tip section with bubble-forming holes, said blade being transversely flexible between said portions and operative to release bubble-forming solution applied thereto over the holes in the blade.
A bubble-making device comprising a flexible sword-like flat blade with a plurality of bubble-forming holes at one end, said blade adapted to be plunged into a bubble-forming solution, and said blade further comprising a peripheral rib operative to constrain said bubble-forming solution so it may be centrifugally propelled toward said bubble-forming holes upon said blade being swung and toothed edge means for facilitating release of the solution from the blade as bubbles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.