This item consists of 2*(31 cards) – Ace,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 of Clubs, Hearts and Diamonds Plus A King, Queen, Jack and Joker. 2 markers + Rules.
The rules are interesting – below a quote from the opening paragraph – ”For ways that are dark and tricks that are vain (but profitable) – the heathen Chinese, as revealed to appreciative by Bret Harte”
Khanhoo – Condition – The cards are excellent. The markers are also excellent. The rules booklet is missing the outer cover – The box is good – the lid has tape to keep it connected to the base. One strip of the base section is damaged
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Derby Day published by Parker Games Co Ltd English subsidiary at Ivy Lane, London, from 1908 to around 1920. The cards printed by Chas Goodall & Son Ltd (on the box).
There are 24 cards numbers in red and 24 in black. The jockeys wear different colored shirts and a horse can pass any horse riden by a jockey with the same colored jockey. Cards are passed round the table, the winner is the person who gets all his horses home first. It is complicated – picture of the rules below.
There are 48 numbered counters (24 red / 24 black) – used to reminder the players of which horse was theirs.
Condition – Cards are complete – very good condition / Original rule card split at fold / Card box – good.
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A Pagoda Building Game.
An early and unuusual game by De La Rue – copyright by Ernest Legh. The aim of the game is to build a pagoda with specially designed cards without causing the structure to collapse.
There is a baseboard for the building with gauges that ensure that the first storey is corrrect. It seems complex with rules for attempting to replace partial collapse and foul placement of cards
Rufa – Condition – Complete / Cards – four sets of 24 cards – two sets probably never used – the other two sets have a couple of lightly creased cards still very good – The baseboard is at the bottom of the box – it is fine – the centre piece is not fixed / Box (inside used as base for game) – good, complete, outside scuffed at the edges / Rules inside lid – very good.
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This is dated from the Registration No 423765.
The expression Iddy Uppy was slang for a signaller in the army.
“Iddy Umpty” is a representation of the dots and dashes of the Morse code. The troops were taught to recognise a dot or a dash by the sound of the signalling machine: a dot made an “iddy” sound and a dash sounded like “umpty”.
So ‘Iddy Umpty’ in that way became slang for a signaller.
Iddy Umpty Condition . Complete – Cards/rules/ very good – Box very good – lightly scuffed one corner split.
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Cheery Families was the De La Rue version of Happy families
Consisting of 13 familes including Fishmonger, Doctor, Butcher, Baker Shoemaker and Gardener – Beautiful artwork – with lots of characterisation
Cheery Families – Condition – Complete – cards very light use no damage / photcopy rules /Box- inner section missing base, split at sides – outer section split missing base, split down one side.
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1910/20 – The Game of Golliwog – A round game.
This is a set collecting game, based on the works of Florence and Bertha Upton
The art work is lovely and the characters are as from the books
Game of Golliwog – Condition – Complete – cards very good / rules – copy / box – outer cover missing one narrow side – inner box scuffed.
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Lovely collecting game based around Dr Lion’s Jungle School.
Artwork by Constance Stannard Chapman is lovely
Jungle Jinks – – Condition – Complete – Cards are good light use, except one that has a small burn mark on the back and a slight mark on the face card (very small) and one has a heavy crease across the card, photocopied rules, box back has piece missing at the top – and very badly rubed – front of box good – no top
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This very well known game was from the original drawings by Sir John Tenniel, and colored by Miss E Gertrude Thomson.
Scenes from Alice and Through the Looking Glass
Alice in Wonderland – Condition – Complete – Cards have been played with – odd marks on a couple / Box – grubby – missing base- Rules lacking
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Based on J M Barrie’s Peter Pan – This game features all the well loved characters
Wendy, Captain Hook, The Darlings etc – all well drawn and colored
Peter Pan – Condition – Cards are played with – odd cards slightly damaged, rubbed small tears / box- outer cover missing one side – repaired with tape
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Lovely Pictures of Calvary and Officers.
This was invented to teach children the names and numbers or ranks in the British Cavalry
Cards – complete – appear unused / Box very good – slightly scuffed sedges / original rules – mint
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This game consists of making journey on the London Underground.
It is the second edition and so in a flip top box.
Lobo – complete – cards very good / rules – very good / box -very good
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