DE8604802U1 - Parlor games, in particular tennis games - Google Patents

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PATENTANWALT DR.ÜI, LKl ^ HP -.ffAI ^ BGFTGSTRASSE 3 6900 HEIDELBERG

¹ ''''"Approved by the European Patent Office

'Patent attorney Dr. Ullrich GaisiergstraSe 3 6900 Heidelberg 1 '

Telephone: 06221/25335 Telegrams: Ullpatent

On ^the My sign: 10,188

German Patent Office Representative No .: ^{60 26}

8 Munich _Date:

E§tra_Gastj, _6900_Heidelberg

Parlor games, in particular tennis games

The innovation concerns a parlor game, in particular eir. Tennis game, with a playing field and player figures.

Under a game one understands the activity, the pleasure in the activity as without a conscious purpose such or its success is carried out. The game is considered one by different factors Understand certain behavior that is essential in the interrelationship between the individual and society Mediator role and is indispensable in every period of life.

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Many parlor games are so-called board | play, like chess, checkers, halma, Mensch-ärgere =

You-not, mill and many others who are on " a board as a playing field with a certain

Arrangement or a system and stones, figures I

or the like can be played. |

The task of the innovation is now an i

Tennis game as another so-called board game with * ';

to propose a playing field and players, where <'

the playing field and the players, the special purpose *

accordingly, with technical features off ι

are permitted. i

The solution to this problem is provided by the technical |

Teaching conveys that the playing field as a magnetic \

Plate is formed while the player characters ?

in the form of tennis players a metallic base j

or stand plate and have a rotatable or Ij

swingable around a wave in the shoulder of the player-) have figure-supported arm with tennis racket. The arm rotates with the help of a

mechanically rotatable by hand or by means of screw j

spring moving shaft. The base or stand plate '

of the player pieces has one under the respective I.

rotatable and swingable arm with tennis \

club facing upwards, the radius of the j

rotatable arm corresponding curvature. The the \ rotatable arm opposite end of the shaft in the shoulder of the player character is equipped with a rotary handle.

The game is played according to a special game system, which is not explained here

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The following description of a pre- |

The preferred embodiment is used in connection with accompanying drawings for further explanation of the innovation.

Figures 1a, 1b and 1c show schematically

i a player figure from the front, from the side and from R

seen above, in which the actuation of the arm |

with the racket in a mechanical way by turning |

the | in the shoulder of the player figure Wave takes place.

In Figures 2a, 2b and 2c the same |

Player figure in the same positions as shown in Figures 1a, 1b and 1c, in which the rotary | effect of the wave housed in the shoulder of the player characters with the help of the tension of a Screw fields is effected.

The player figure 1 has a metallic base or stand plate 2 with an upwardly directed curvature 8. In the shoulder 4 there is a shaft 3, at one end of which the arm 5 with tennis racket 6 is attached. At the other opposite end of the shaft 3 there is a rotary handle 9 so that the shaft 3 can be set in rotation by means of the thumb and forefinger. The rotary movement can also be achieved with the aid of the pretensioning of a helical spring 7 arranged on the shaft 3.

The ball is placed on the upward curvature 8 on the plate 2 of the player figure 1 and through Turning the arm 5 with the tennis racket 6 on the

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Wave 3 hit over the net of the field with momentum. You can also play from above. The stability of the player figure 1 is guaranteed by the magnetism of the playing field. The tension of the arm 5 with the bat 6 can be given according to Figures 2a, 2b and 2c with the left index finger, the right index finger holding the player figure 1 slightly on the head.

Claims (4)

■ I · · t · I · «I claims for protection 1. Parlor game, especially tennis game with a 1
ä Base plate and player figures, characterized by that the playing field base plate in its entire ä the surface is magnetic and the player figures (1) exne metallic base or stand plate (2) and one rotatable and swingable around a shaft (3) in the shoulder (4) of the player figure (1) Have arm (5) with tennis racket (6). 2. Game according to claim 1, characterized in that the rotary movement of the arm (5) by means of a mechanically rotatable by hand or by means of a helical spring (7) moving shaft (3) takes place. 3. Game according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the base or stand plate (2) of the player figures (1) with a rotatably and swingably mounted arm (5) with tennis racket (6) upwards, the radius of the rotatable arm (5) corresponding curvature (8) is equipped. 4. Game according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that the end of the shaft (3) opposite the rotatable arm (5) is equipped with a rotary handle (9),