Abstract: Dartboard has a first game side which is divided into fifty-two dart target spaces with each space carrying indicia corresponding to the fifty-two cards of the standard bridge deck. Each target space has a slot adjacent one end thereof into which a slot card each having one of the indicia of the standard bridge deck is inserted to thus hide the indicia from other players. The dart board is rotatably mounted to increase random chance and with the players taking turns throwing darts, dart games employing rules similar to poker and other card games can be played with the board. The reverse of the board is divided into spaces, each of which carries the indicia of one side of a six-sided die. Thus, by throwing darts to the reverse side of the board, games having rules similar to dice games can be played, but also employing dart-throwing skill.

Abstract: Partially circular rocker is arcuately curved and has inwardly directed king pins positioned opposite from each other at the ends of the curve. One king pin is assigned to each competitor. Rings are tossed so that each competitor attempts to ring his own king pin and, at the same time, knock his competitor's ring off his competitor's king pin. A balance weight on the rocker is moved at each turn to level the rocker.

Abstract: The upper termination of strings on an instrument having a finger board or a fret board is into a peg box. The present peg box is closed on the front to protect the instrumentalist against the sharp loose ends of the stringed wire. The closed front of the box also provides an area for decoration and application of the maker's name.