Holder and enclosure for a piece of hard candy
OwnerThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV +2inventors
InventorsThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV, Princess A. Coleman, Ann M. Schlotter
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OwnerThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV +2inventors
InventorsThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV, Princess A. Coleman, Ann M. Schlotter
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A candy holder and enclosure for a piece of candy. The device includes a main housing and a secondary housing. The secondary housing has an upper end that extends into a lower end of the main housing. The main housing includes a spring loaded split cap that encloses the upper end of the main housing and a hard stick of candy is secured to the upper end of the secondary housing and contained within the main housing. Moving the secondary housing into the main housing pushes the candy upwardly to open the split cap and to expose the candy for consumption. If the candy is not completely consumed, the secondary housing is pulled outward from the main body and the remaining candy will be drawn into the main housing for storage.
A holder and enclosure for an elongated object which comprises a cylindrical main housing having a smooth inner surface along a length thereof, a secondary cylindrical housing having smooth inner and outer surfaces along a length thereof, said secondary housing having one end that fits into a bottom end of said main housing and said one end supports said elongated object, a split cap secured to and enclosing an upper end of said main housing, said split cap being biased in a closing direction by a biasing spring means, and said main housing having a stop cap (12) on a bottom end thereof and said secondary housing having an end cap (40) on a bottom end thereof.
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