Game and apparatus therefor
OwnerDavid M. Beyerinventor
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Abstract
A game in which a flat display panel is suspended by a string or cord around the neck of a player so that the panel is on the back of the player. The panel is provided with hooks or snaps to detachably mount a card thereon containing information on a face of the card so that the information is visible to players but not to the player wearing the card. The cards are divided into categories of information, such as famous people, and each player attempts to guess the identity of the person of the category to which his card relates.
Claims7
A method of playing a game with two or more players comprising disposing a rigid flat and rectangular display panel on the back of a player such that the panel is out of view of the player and will remain in position on the player while the player moves about, providing a plurality of cards each having information on one face thereof in various predetermined categories and each card shaped to be mounted on the display panel, detachably mounting a card on the display panel by engaging holes in a card with hook means on the panel such that the player cannot see the information on the card on his back but the information is visible to the other players, and removing the card from the display panel after the player wearing the card has tried to ascertain the information on his card by asking questions of the other players.
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