Spinner handle for sports' fan banner
OwnerChristopher H. Willisoninventor
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Abstract
A spinner handle for waiving a sport's fan banner-towel comprising an ergonomic handle and a banner-towel grasping attachment. The generally elongated cylindrical handle comprises a neck at a distal end which separates it from a rounded head. The neck is received in an aperture formed on an attachment body having two hingedly attached parts that fold onto one another. A corresponding, interlocking stud-and-tube coupling system is comprised on the two attachment body parts. When the parts fold onto one another, the studs are received in the tubes so that a banner-towel placed therebetween doesn't slip out.
Claims18
A spinner handle for waving a sports' fan banner-towel, comprising:
- an ergonomic handle;
- a banner-towel grasping member pivotally engaged with said handle;
- wherein said banner-towel grasping member is an attachment body;
- said attachment body further comprising two corresponding attachment body parts;
- and,
- an aperture that extends outwards from an edge on at least one of said two corresponding parts, wherein said aperture receives said handle such that said banner-towel grasping member is pivotally engaged with said handle;
- wherein said two corresponding parts are pivotally affixed along an adjacent sidewall or edge such that they fold onto one another clamping the banner-towel at a corner.
A spinner handle for waving a sports' fan banner-towel, comprising:
- a handle, wherein said handle comprises a generally elongated cylindrical body portion, a rounded head at one distal end, and a neck that separates said cylindrical body portion and said head and forms a circumference that is less than a circumference of both said cylindrical body and said head;
- a banner-towel grasper forming an aperture, wherein said aperture receives said handle such that said banner-towel grasper is pivotally engaged with said handle allowing rotation of said grasped banner-towel thereabout.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.