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Title |
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[DE] Logisches Stereospielzeug [EN] Logical stereometric toy |
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Applicant/owner |
PA |
Rohrbach, Karl, 6300 Gießen, DE
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72 |
Inventor |
IN |
Rohrbach, Karl, 6300 Gießen, DE
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22/96 |
Application date |
AD |
Feb 24, 1982 |
21 |
Application number |
AN |
3206560 |
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Country of application |
AC |
DE |
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Publication date |
PUB |
Sep 1, 1983 |
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Priority data |
PRC PRN PRD |
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51 |
IPC main class |
ICM |
A63F 9/06
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51 |
IPC secondary class |
ICS |
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ICA |
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IPC index class |
ICI |
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Cooperative patent classification |
CPC |
A63F 9/0838
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MCD main class |
MCM |
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MCD secondary class |
MCS |
A63F 9/08
(2006.01)
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MCD additional class |
MCA |
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Abstract |
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[EN] A logical stereometric toy is assembled from a plurality of suspension elements (3) and play elements (10; 11; 12) to form a unit which has the basic shape of an octahedron (1). The suspension and play elements (3; 10; 11; 12) each belong to a set (5; 6; 7; 8) within which they are mutually identical. The play elements (10; 11; 12) are so designed that they are suspended with the suspension elements (3) on a central body (2) located in the geometrical centre of the octahedron. The octahedron (1) can be twisted in twelve layers (66; 67) on eight twisting surfaces (55) about four axes (49; 50; 51; 52), these axes forming a three-dimensional axis intersection. As a result of the sequence of different twists, the positions of the individual play elements (10; 11; 12) within all groups (6; 7; 8) can be exchanged, so that a very great number of variations exists. <IMAGE> |
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