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US 5,078,404 AGranted
Portable gaming table
OwnerAtilio J. Barillaro, Alexander Barillaroinventors
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Abstract
This invention relates to a portable and collapsible crap table which may be easily transported and assembled as desired. The crap table is formed from a pair of planar board members, one side of which includes a conventional felt covering having casino crap table indicia formed thereon. The end and side walls of the crap table are formed by a pair of articulated members, with the end walls being pivotally mounted to the side walls to allow collapsing of the same.
Claims14
A collapsible, portable gaming table comprising:
- a generally planar board member defining an upper surface, said board member being formed of at least a pair of interconnected board member portions;
- indicia disposed upon said upper surface of said planar board member, said indicia defining a game surface;
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- a rail member detachable mountable to said upper surface of said planar board member, said rail member comprising a first rail segment and a second rail segment releasably connected to said first rail segment, said first and second rail segments each comprising:
- a back wall having an inner surface;
- a first right side wall portion pivotally connected to said back wall;
- a second right side wall portion pivotally connected to said first right side wall portion;
- a first left side wall portion pivotally connected to said back wall;
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- a second left side wall portion pivotally connected to said first left side wall portion;
- said first rail segment and said second rail segment each being articulable between an operative orientation wherein said first and second rail segments, when connected and mounted to said board member, will extend about the peripheral edges of said board member, and a stowed orientation wherein said first and second rail segments, when disconnected and removed from said board member, are each disposed in an overlapping orientation.
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