Abstract An educational game in which cards marked with data are to be matched with each other, employing two sets of cards. One set of cards are individually mounted in hollow cylinders, each with an open face window opening through which the marking on the mounted card is visible, and the other set of cards are individually mounted in a slotted rectangular shaped frame, each also similarly fitted with a window opening. The cylinders and frames each fitted with a card are initially mounted in recesses in a rotatable holder, which conceal their window openings and from which they are drawn. The cylinders and frames are each fabricated with a magnetic attractable material so that they may be individually removed from the holder by use of a pick fitted with a magnetic tip.
Inventors
👤 Donald A Kidd
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-11-06 10:02
CPC Classifications
A; A63; A63F; A63F9/00; A63F9/34; A63F1/00
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
164 words
An educational game utilizing two sets of marked cards in which the purpose of the game is to match a card of one set with an appropriately marked card of the other set of cards, in which each of one set of cards are installable in each of a first set of objects, and each of the other set of cards are installable in each of a second set of objects, with each of the objects of both sets fitted with a window opening for displaying the marking of an installed card, together with a holder fitted with shaped recesses for individually retaining the objects so as to conceal the window opening of each retained object, each holder is rotatably mounted on a base, and each object is fitted with a magnetic attractAble piece of material, together with a pick fitted with a tip of magnetic material so that the pick can remove an object from the recess of the holder by magnetic attraction.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
164 words
An educational game utilizing two sets of marked cards in which the purpose of the game is to match a card of one set with an appropriately marked card of the other set of cards, in which each of one set of cards are installable in each of a first set of objects, and each of the other set of cards are installable in each of a second set of objects, with each of the objects of both sets fitted with a window opening for displaying the marking of an installed card, together with a holder fitted with shaped recesses for individually retaining the objects so as to conceal the window opening of each retained object, each holder is rotatably mounted on a base, and each object is fitted with a magnetic attractAble piece of material, together with a pick fitted with a tip of magnetic material so that the pick can remove an object from the recess of the holder by magnetic attraction.