Cue stick bridge support
OwnerD. Herbert Mortoninventor
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Abstract
Apparatus for holding and supporting portions of a bridge and a cue stick utilized for playing games such as a pool and billiards. The top of a body holds the load, while the bottom of the body connects to a support for supporting the body from a flat surface such as the playing surface of a pool table. The support extends downwardly from the body a desired distance to rest upon the playing surface.
Claims14
Apparatus for holding and supporting a load comprising portions of a bridge and a cue stick utilized for playing games such as pool and billiards, comprising:
- a body having top means for holding said bridge load and bottom means for connecting to means for supporting the body from a flat playing surface, and
- such support means being connected to said body and extending downwardly from the body a desired distance to rest upon the playing surface.
Apparatus for holding, in combination with a pool player's bridge, a portion of a cue stick for striking and propelling a cue ball over a flat surface, comprising:
- a body having top means for holding onto a handle of the bridge, said body also having bottom means for connecting to means for supporting the body from said flat surface;
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- means connected to the body for supporting the body and portions of the bridge and the cue stick from said flat surface.
Holder for a bridge and cue stick on the bridge for playing games such as pool and billiards, comprising:
- a body having a top means for holding such bridge and cue stick and bottom means for connecting to means for supporting the body from a playing surface;
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- such support means connected to said body and extending downward therefrom a desired distance to rest upon the surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.