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- M 204219 - CLASS 43 Ö. GROUP

MAX LÜTKE and FRANZ MOSE in CHARLOTTENBURG.

Patented in the German Empire on October 16, 1907.

The subject of the invention is a self-collecting game of skill with musical mechanism, in which the game either alone or in any combination with the musical instrument can be used.

The invention is characterized in that over the under one or more of the Money openings of the game lying buttons of the lever of the musical instrument

ίο triggers, special plates are attached, which can be set in a known manner from the outside by the player and depending on their position allow the coin to act on the release lever of the musical mechanism or prevent.

The subject of the invention is shown in an exemplary embodiment in the drawing illustrated.

The game of skill c and the musical mechanism d are mounted in a housing b. Of the latter, only the spring housing, with the drive and the lever i which triggers it and is guided at m , is shown.

The coin is thrown into the coin channel at α and, after passing the coin validator, falls into a receptacle in the gaming machine. Below this is a button h of the lever i, so that when the coin falls on this button, the release lever i lets the music work. However, this is usually prevented by a plate g arranged above the key h , which must first be moved away from the key from the outside by pulling on the button s of the rod t. From the plate g the coin now jumps over a path u onto the lever k, which is under the action of a spring I in a known manner and protrudes outward through the wall of the housing.

When the lever k is depressed and released, the coin shoots up and falls into one of the vessels I to V.

The device can now be such that when the coin falls into the vessels I to III it rolls back onto the lever k and can be thrown up again, while when it falls into V the coin is lost and falls down into a cash register.

If, on the other hand, the coin hits the vessel IV, the player receives - through a device not shown - any profit, for example beer tokens, during the coin also falls into the till.

Just as a button h of the release lever i is arranged under the vessel III, a button h ¹ and A ² can now also be stored under the vessels IV and V. ^{Plates g 1} and g ² , which in turn are articulated to rods t ¹ and i ^{2, are} mounted displaceably above these keys. These have buttons s ¹ and s ² on the outside of the housing b .

Depending on the setting of these plates g, g ¹ and g ² , the player has it completely in control, the money game alone or in connection

. to use with the musical work. For example, when applying the coin thrown into the vessel V this, the button is not to have completely lost s pulled ^two and therefore the panel g ² of the A key ^two away. The coin falling into the vessel V will now move the release lever i by striking the button and close the musical mechanism for playing. bring.

ίο Likewise, the plate g ¹ could be removed from the key h ¹ , which would then start the musical mechanism at the same time as the win.

Finally, by pulling out the button s, the key h can be released, which would cause the musical mechanism to start playing right at the start of the game of money. It is immediately clear that the rules of the game can be changed in many ways depending on the various settings of the buttons s, s ¹ , s ^2. This is an advantage in that it increases interest in the game and makes it more amusing itself.

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Patent claim: Self-collecting game of skill with musical mechanism, in which the game can be used alone or in any connection with the musical mechanism, characterized in that the buttons (h, h ¹ , h ² ) plates (g, g ¹ , g ² ) are stored, which can be adjusted in a known manner from the outside by the player and, depending on their position, allow or prevent the action of the coin on the release lever of the musical mechanism. 1 sheet of drawings.