Game board with pivotal planar member
OwnerJohn D. Birdsallinventor
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A game is provided which includes a game board having a first planar member representative of the sea, with the upper edge of the first planar member representing the horizon. A second planar member, representing a ship, is pivotally mounted to the first planar member in essentially co-planar relationship therewith, so that as the second planar member is turned about its pivot axis, the ship represented thereby moves behind the first planar member and thereby sinks below the surface of the sea. The second planar member also has a rescue ship inscribed thereon, so that when the second planar member is fully turned through 180.degree., so as to position the first ship behind the first planar member, the rescue ship is revealed on the horizon. The game board also includes a third planar member adjacent the upper edge thereof and in essentially co-planar relationship therewith, and which is clipped to the first planar member. The third planar member represents the sky. The second planar member is mounted to be disposed between the first and third planar members.
A game including a game board, said game board comprising a first planar member having inscriptions thereon representing the sea, a second planar member pivotally mounted to the first planar member and having a representation of a first ship thereon, so that when the second planar member is turned about its pivotal axis the ship represented thereon moves behind the first planar member so as to sink below the sea represented on said first planar member, and a third planar member positioned adjacent the top edge of said first planar member in displaced parallel relationship therewith, said third planar member representing the sky, said second planar member being interposed between said first planar member and said third planar member, said first planar member having a plurality of playing spaces, differentiated game pieces of a size to fit in said playing spaces, and chance means for governing the movement of said pieces.
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