Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
153 words
Chess board and pieces provided for playing by four persons comprising and characterized by: a chess board having a "central field" of 8 × 8 squares, with 16 diagonally disposed squares in the central field designated as "combat bases," extending from each side of the central field an 8 × 4 square "domain" for each player, the squares being colored alternately light and dark, sixty-four chess pieces for the four players representing four countries, each having 16 pieces comprising a king (K), a queen (Q), two bishops (B), two knights (Kt), two rooks (R) and eight pawns (P) with their initial position in the domain as in the conventional chess game, each piece being of a cube shape having four out of its six faces painted with a different color for identification of each country, a symbol representing the said piece being marked on each of the color painted faces of the cube.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
153 words
Chess board and pieces provided for playing by four persons comprising and characterized by: a chess board having a "central field" of 8 × 8 squares, with 16 diagonally disposed squares in the central field designated as "combat bases," extending from each side of the central field an 8 × 4 square "domain" for each player, the squares being colored alternately light and dark, sixty-four chess pieces for the four players representing four countries, each having 16 pieces comprising a king (K), a queen (Q), two bishops (B), two knights (Kt), two rooks (R) and eight pawns (P) with their initial position in the domain as in the conventional chess game, each piece being of a cube shape having four out of its six faces painted with a different color for identification of each country, a symbol representing the said piece being marked on each of the color painted faces of the cube.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
153 words
Chess board and pieces provided for playing by four persons comprising and characterized by: a chess board having a "central field" of 10 × 10 squares, with 20 diagonally disposed squares in the central field designated as "combat bases," extending from each side of the central field a 10 × 4 square "domain" for each player, the squares being colored alternately light and dark, sixty-four chess pieces for the four players representing four countries, each having 16 pieces comprising a king (K), a queen (Q), two bishops (B), two knights (Kt), two rooks (R) and eight pawns (P) with their initial position in the domain as in the conventional chess game, each piece being of a cube shape having four out of its six faces painted with a different color for identification of each country, a symbol representing the said piece being marked on each of the color painted faces of the cube.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
153 words
Chess board and pieces provided for playing by four persons comprising and characterized by: a chess board having a "central field" of 10 × 10 squares, with 20 diagonally disposed squares in the central field designated as "combat bases," extending from each side of the central field a 10 × 4 square "domain" for each player, the squares being colored alternately light and dark, sixty-four chess pieces for the four players representing four countries, each having 16 pieces comprising a king (K), a queen (Q), two bishops (B), two knights (Kt), two rooks (R) and eight pawns (P) with their initial position in the domain as in the conventional chess game, each piece being of a cube shape having four out of its six faces painted with a different color for identification of each country, a symbol representing the said piece being marked on each of the color painted faces of the cube.