ES5767U - Recreational toy (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Recreational toy essentially characterized by being constituted by an elongated flat piece in the form of a wooden board or other suitable material, the two long sides being straight and one of the cuts and semicircular the opposite to the latter forming said board an inclined plane of approximately 6 degrees the raised point corresponding to the semicircular side and on said board and on its imaginary axis different non-complete circles delimited by nails or analogous pieces disposed vertically can be said double circles or have divisions inside also delimited by nails arranged vertically corresponding in said circles the portion that remains free in the form of an opening to the part facing the upper or semicircular side and allowing said opening to penetrate inside the circles of balls thrown from the point of exit; several cavities in the form of cups capable of holding a ball approximately in its middle, behind which a nail is located in a vertical direction acting as a stop that facilitates the lodging of the ball, are distributed on the board and at convenient distances. In the same; being equally distributed by the surface of the board and in vertical sense nails in variable number with the purpose of to impede the march of the balls and to make them vary arbitrarily of direction by effect of the shock of which some are located next to the sides of the board and especially one of them in its left-superior part and in the limit of the curve of the upper side which acts as the first stop against every ball thrown from the starting point; also going through the board different compartments delimited by vertical nails capable of housing only one ball; being arranged parallel to the right side of the board and inside the surface framed by the ridge a passageway limited by a piece of wood or appropriate material of sufficient width for the passage of the balls whose length extends approximately until the initiation of the curve corresponding to the upper side taking place by the lower one the throwing of balls by means of the drive given by an appropriate handle; presenting the lower part of the alley a small shoulder conveniently in order to constitute a horizontal platform in order to keep the ball stopped when giving the impulse; said alley communicating in its lower part and perpendicularly with a department or drawer destined to the deposit of balls which has a protruding groove that allows placing them one by one in said platform; finally, the board is framed by a wooden ledge or appropriate material that protrudes enough to prevent the balls from falling during the course of the game. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)