Multipurpose game apparatus
AssigneeThe Raymond Lee Organization, Inc.
InventorPeter Chan
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Abstract
A table has a plurality of support legs releasably affixed thereto. Each of the legs has support member for length adjustment thereof. A plurality of short legs, a fraction of the length of the support legs, are releasably coupled to the table top for supporting the table a short distance above a supporting surface when the support legs are removed. A checker board is marked on the top of the table and a fouls circle is provided at the center thereof. A plurality of pockets are formed in the surface of the table top, each at a corresponding corner thereof. Each of a plurality of cue sticks is releasably clamped to a corresponding one of the support legs.
Claims1
Multipurpose game apparatus for billiards, snooker, checkers and chess, said game apparatus comprising
- a table having a table top of substantially square shape with four corners, an oversurface and an undersurface, and a plurality of support legs each threadedly coupled to the table top at the undersurface thereof with each support leg at a corresponding one of the corners, each of the support legs having a support member universally mounted thereon for length adjustment and positioning at the bottom thereof, the upper surface of the table top having a checker board marked thereon and a fouls circle at the center thereof;
- a plurality of short legs a fraction of the length of the support legs each threadedly coupled to the table top at the undersurface thereof in the area of a corresponding corner for supporting the table top a short distance above a supporting surface when the support legs are removed;
- a plurality of pockets formed in the oversurface of the table top each at a corresponding corner thereof;
- a drawer slidably mounted on the undersurface of the table top;
- a plurality of cue sticks;
- clamp means on each of the support legs for releasably supporting the cue sticks on the legs;
- and
- a plurality of chess disks and checkers removably stored in the drawer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.