Comic Families

Published February 01, 2015 Updated February 01, 2015

“Comic Families” card game from Australia, c.1940s

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“Comic Families”

“Comic Families” children’s card game manufactured in Australia by Paper Products Pty Ltd, Melbourne, 1940s. 13 families with an Aussie touch, including the “Snobs”.

“Comic Families” children’s card game manufactured by Paper Products Pty Ltd, Melbourne, 1940s

Above: “Comic Families” children’s card game manufactured by Paper Products Pty Ltd, Melbourne, 1940s. 13 families with an Aussie touch, including the “Snobs”. Very unusual to find Australian children’s games. Images courtesy Nick Thomas.

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