SNAP TENNIS

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529

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«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 on a tan background.

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