Portable lawn playing checker apparatus
AssigneeLawrence Peska Associates, Inc.
InventorLeo Lapolice
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Abstract
A portable lawn playing checker apparatus comprised of: A rectangular base board having a first and a second face; with a plurality of rectangles inscribed upon the first face and a first storage compartment and a second storage compartment attached to the second face of the rectangular base board on opposite ends of the base board for storing a plurality of movable rings, which are used as checkers. The base board is further comprised of first and second holding compartments on said first face for holding the movable rings during the game. The base board has a hinge between the first storage compartment and the second storage compartment for folding the rectangular base board in half. The portable lawn playing checker apparatus has a device for moving the movable rings from rectangle to rectangle.
Claims8
A portable lawn playing checker apparatus comprised of:
- a. a rectangular base board having a first face and a second face whose length is about 5 feet 5 inches and whose width is about 4 feet 2 inches;
- b. a plurality of rectangles inscribed upon the first face;
- c. a plurality of movable rings which can fit within the rectangles;
- d. a first holding means and a second holding means attached to the first face of the rectangular base board on opposite ends of the base board for holding the plurality of movable rings when a game is being played;
- e. a first storage means and a second storage means attached to the second face of the rectangular base board on opposite ends of the base board and juxtaposed below the first holding means and the second holding means, for storing the plurality of movable rings when the portable lawn playing checker apparatus is being stored;
- f. a foldong means between the first storage means and the second storage means for folding the rectangular baseboard in half for storage and
- g. a means for moving the movable rings from rectangle to rectangle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.