RICHARD H NOLAN
Funeral Home and Crematory in Cherry Brook, MA
License number
Massachusetts 31160
Expiration Date
Oct 31, 2007
Type
Registered Unlicensed Funeral Director License
Address
Address
Cherry Brook, MA 02493
Professional information
Board Game
US Patent:
4489947, Dec 25, 1984
Filed:
Jul 13, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/513341
Inventors:
Richard H. Nolan - Weston MA
International Classification:
A63F 300
US Classification:
273271
Abstract:
Each player has a board having a number (N) of rows each of which comprises a number of sockets. The number of sockets in the first row is one, the number of sockets in the second row is two, the number of sockets in the third row is three, and so on up to the Nth row, which has N sockets. The game is played with a multiplicity of small pieces which fit into the sockets and which, when laid on a table with the proper orientation, reveal one of a number of N of first (or "visible") characteristics, such as color. Each small piece also has one of a number N of second (or "concealable") characteristics, such as color, which may be revealed or concealed, as desired. The small piece is constructed in such a manner that the first characteristic is always viewable whenever the second characteristic is revealed. The game apparatus also includes a die to determine the sequence of play, as well as a number N of small pieces which are wild. The game proceeds in major increments which I call "jousts".
Board Game
US Patent:
4541634, Sep 17, 1985
Filed:
Feb 4, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/697890
Inventors:
Richard H. Nolan - Weston MA
International Classification:
A63F 300
US Classification:
273271
Abstract:
Each player has a board having a number (N) of rows each of which comprises a number of sockets. The number of sockets in the first row is one, the number of sockets in the second row is two, the number of sockets in the third row is three, and so on up to the Nth row, which N sockets. The game is played with a multiplicity of small pieces which fit into the sockets and which, when laid on a table with the proper orientation, reveal one of a number of N of first (or "visible") characteristics, such as color. Each small piece also has one of a number N of second (or "concealable") characteristics, such as color, which may be revealed or concealed, as desired. The small piece is constructed in such a manner that the first characteristic is always viewable whenever the second characteristic is revealed. The game apparatus also includes a die to determine the sequence of play, as well as a number N of small pieces which are wild. The game proceeds in major increments which I call "jousts".