Cap Toys, Inc.

Peggy Levay

A novelty device simulating a portion of a character or an object, such as half of an animal, for example a frog, is capable of functioning as a toy handle for use with oral devices such as lollipops, popsicles or teething rings or the like, which are typically placed in the mouth of the user and provided with a handle allowing periodic removal. The amusement device allows interactive response between the user and the toy handle, as well as between the user and observers, evoking a surprised, humorous reaction in the observer. The toy handle has securing structure disposed within a receiving channel of the main body of the toy handle such that the typical handle of such an oral device may be selectively and removably secured within the toy handle. Where the handle of the oral device is a typical wrapped paper handle for a lollipop, the securing structure may be a frustoconically shaped threaded channel such as used with a wire nut, to deform and thus secure the paper lollipop handle in the toy handle of the present invention. Alternative securing structure are also disclosed.

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Leesburg, VA, United States of America

Peggy Levay