Illuminated disc-type throwing toy
First Claim
1. A disc-type throwing toy comprising a generally circular disc having a laterally and reversely curved peripheral edge providing means for grasping the toy and throwing it, first light emitting means mounted on the periphery of the disc, a housing mounted centrally on the disc and projecting laterally from each side thereof, said housing being hollow and including a plurality of openings therein, second light emitting means disposed interiorly of the housing for emitting light through the openings therein, and a power source disposed within said housing selectively connectable by a switch means to said first and second light emitting means so as to selectively energize the same, thereby enabling the throwing toy to be utilized during periods of darkness and enhancing the entertainment characteristics of the toy by closely simulating the popular conception of a flying saucer.
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Abstract
A disc-type throwing toy generally in the form of a flying saucer which is constructed and illuminated in such a manner to facilitate use of the device at night with the illumination features including peripheral light emitting devices as well as apertured centrally located housing components having inside illumination to closely simulate popular conceptions of a flying saucer.
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- 1. A disc-type throwing toy comprising a generally circular disc having a laterally and reversely curved peripheral edge providing means for grasping the toy and throwing it, first light emitting means mounted on the periphery of the disc, a housing mounted centrally on the disc and projecting laterally from each side thereof, said housing being hollow and including a plurality of openings therein, second light emitting means disposed interiorly of the housing for emitting light through the openings therein, and a power source disposed within said housing selectively connectable by a switch means to said first and second light emitting means so as to selectively energize the same, thereby enabling the throwing toy to be utilized during periods of darkness and enhancing the entertainment characteristics of the toy by closely simulating the popular conception of a flying saucer.
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