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The portable pocket spittoon is a flesh colored bottle shaped object made with FDA approved plastic material. It will be manufactured by using the blow molding method, currently used in making other similar plastic objects. The portable pocket spittoon has an original and unique hand grip design tha

The portable pocket spittoon is a flesh colored bottle shaped object made with FDA approved plastic material. It will be manufactured by using the blow molding method, currently used in making other similar plastic objects. The portable pocket spittoon has an original and unique hand grip design that projects a completely different profile from anything on today\s market. The lid is hinged to help prevent dropping and spilling it. Due to the hand grip and hinged lid, the tobacco chewer can use it to spit into periodically during the course of a chew. The portable pocket spittoon is intended to be used with one hand. Its purpose is to permit the tobacco chewer to accomplish what has been very difficult to do in the past. It will permit the chewer to chew very discreetly and eliminate the unsightly viewing of a person spewing tobacco juice openly. As stated eariler, two objects defined in the dictionary describe the portable pocket spittoon. Those objects are, the “bottle”and the “spittoon”. This means that the portable spittoon could be classified as being a new and useful improvement over old objects, that is, both the “bottle”and the “spittoon”.

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A handheld, portable, pocket sized spittoon comprising a container having two opposed side walls connected by two opposed end walls and opposed bottom and top walls, said top wall having an opening therein to provide a passageway for spitting, said spittoon being constructed of plastic and having a

A handheld, portable, pocket sized spittoon comprising a container having two opposed side walls connected by two opposed end walls and opposed bottom and top walls, said top wall having an opening therein to provide a passageway for spitting, said spittoon being constructed of plastic and having a plastic cap hingedly connected thereto and snap-fitted onto said opening, one of the said two opposed side walls and one of the said end walls having four finger grip depressions therein, extending one above the other, the uppermost depression consisting of a depression to accommodate the end of an index finger while the remaining depressions allow the other fingers of one hand to wrap around the one said opposed end wall when the thumb is engaging the other of said side walls, the snap-cap having a tab thereon extending above the other of said opposed side walls such that when the user desires with the fingers in place as described above upward pressure may be applied on said tab by the thumb to disengage said cap from said opening while engagement of said depressions by the fingers holds said spittoon firmly.