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OwnerThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV +2inventors
InventorsThomas J. Coleman, William K. Schlotter, IV, Princess Ann Coleman, Ann M. Schlotter
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A novelty candy holding device including a housing to which a candy pop can be secured. The housing includes a bottom end cap which prevents a pliable putty-like material in the housing from drying out. The bottom end cap can be removed to expose the pliable putty material into which one can insert their finger or fingers in order to move the putty material around so that movement of the putty makes a noise as air within the putty is moved. The device can have an end cap with a central opening secured to the housing. A stretchable diaphragm is secured over the central aperture so that one can force the diaphragm into the pliable putty material to move the putty material about so that a noise will be made as the putty material is moved, at which time air in the putty material will make a noise.
A novelty candy holding device comprising a main housing having an upper end, an open lower end and a chamber within the main housing, a pliable putty material within said chamber, an end cap secured to said open lower end of said main housing and a candy pop secured to the upper end of said main housing, said end cap having a central opening and a stretchable diaphragm secured across the central opening such that one can insert ones finger or fingers through the central opening and contact and force a portion of the diaphragm, with the finger or fingers, toward and into the putty material to make a hole or holes in the putty material which causes air within the putty material to make noise as the putty material and air are moved and such that the diaphragm and putty material will return to their original position when the finger or fingers are withdrawn from the diaphragm and the central opening.
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