SNAP TENNIS

529

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(no publisher name on game)

«SNAP
TENNIS»

THE GAME FOR
YOUNG AND OLD

MADE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

NO. 529

The cover has only blue illustrations and text.

tennis, tennis racket

sheet (1 side)

"SNAP TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS"

cardboard box with slotted long sides

9 ⅝ inches wide — 4 inches high — 1 ¼ inches deep

30.2 cm wide — 10.2 cm high — 7 cm deep

Tan background with blue text and illustrations.

A boy, standing, has just shot a wink from the left side, with the trajectory shown as a dashed trail to the right side of a Ping-Pong table court with a tennis net at center. A man is sitting at right, holding a tennis racket-shaped squidger. Looking on from the rear side of the table is a woman and girl, and from the right, a woman with glasses.

To the left and right of the center illustration are illustrations of tennis racquets and balls.

2 short aprons: "SNAP - TENNIS" (blue) inside a blue rectangle; 2 long aprons: 5 blue circles inside a blue rectangle.

tan, empty

Two wooden squidgers in the shape of tennis rackets (3" long by 1/2" to 7/8" wide) are provided, in red and dark blue.

Two white winks (5/8" in diameter) serve as tennis balls to be flicked by the tennis racket squidgers.

The green felt mat playing surface, marked as a tennis court, measures around 15 7/8" by 8 3/4".

The tennis net is depicted on a cardboard rectangle (9" wide and 1 1/2" tall) in green with a white net. It is held up by two green wooden stands (3/4" by 1 3/4" by 1/4" with a notch in them to place each end of the net.

Rick Tucker