Hand-shaped novelty hand sign
OwnerTimothy J. Kostelacinventor
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Abstract
A novelty noisemaker and hand sign comprising a hand-shaped foam rubber body portion having a front panel and a rear panel. The invention has a vinyl plastic or other like material covering which is affixed continuously to said front panel. The rear panel contains five digit slits in a pattern such that the spectator can press his or her fingers into the slits to wear the novelty hand. The invention has an orifice in one of the comers of the bottom of said foam rubber body and a hand strap which is connected to the body through the orifice. The covering can be affixed with team logos, colors, slogans or the like such that the spectator can visually communicate his or her support.
Claims9
A novelty hand sign, comprising a body portion having a front panel and a rear panel, said rear panel having at least one digit slit cut into the rear panel of said body portion, said at least one digit slit having a sufficient depth for securing the sign to a wearer's hand when the sign is displayed in an upright position.
A novelty hand sign, comprising:
- (a) a one piece body portion having a front panel and a rear panel and being made of foam rubber latex, the rear panel of said body portion having five slits extending almost the entire length of said body portion and being positioned to receive the fingers of a user;
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- (b) a thin vinyl covering extending almost entirely over and across the front panel of said body portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.