Alice card game published by Pepys in 1952, based on the Walt Disney film “Alice in Wonderland”.
Astronaut card game published by Pepys Series (Castell Bros) celebrating the arrival of space travel, 1960s
Belisha, published by Castell Brothers Ltd (Pepys Games) in 1937, was produced with a desire to make a helpful contribution to the national Safety First campaign.
Biggles card game published by Pepys Games in 1955 based on the popular books by Capt W E Johns.
Pepys board games which may be interesting to see.
Pepys “British Birds” card game with colour pictures, c.1968
British Towns Card Game by Pepys Games (Castell Brothers Limited).
The Car Game with artwork by Barry Rowe, published by Pepys, c.1960.
A Victorian card game telling a story of a victim being ensnared in a trap, being caught, and finally escaping.
Channel X published by Pepys Games based around TV advertising, c.1966.
Cinderella card game published by Pepys Games, 1954.
Circus Snap published by Pepys Games, c.1954.
Contraband by Pepys Games was first published in early 1950s.
Crime Club card game by Peter Cheyney, issued by Pepys Games, 1939.
Dan Dare sci-fi card game based upon Frank Hampson’s pictures in the Eagle comic, published in 1953.
Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier... card game published by Pepys Games, 1956.
Donald’s Circular Snap published by Pepys, 1951.
Walt Disney’s Dumbo card game published by Pepys, 1939.
‘England Expects’ card game published by Pepys Games in 1940.
Pepys Express 1st edition, 1947 (before the nationalisation of the railways in 1948).
Pepys “Express” card game 2nd edition c.1955
Famo, the historical card game, 1939.
The Famous Five Card Game by Enid Blyton
Faraway Tree was first published in 1950 based on the stories by Enid Blyton.
Farmyard Cries card game, designed by Racey Helps and published by Pepys Games, 1952.
Pepys “Film Fantasy” card game based on MGM’s most popular 1939 film releases, issued just at the time when WW2 began
Find Out mystery card game based on the Find Out books by Enid Blyton, published by Pepys, 1958.
Flight card game published by Pepys, 1954.
Foreign Legion published by Pepys, 1960.
Fred Basset card game published by Pepys in 1977 based on the cartoon strip by Alex Graham.
Garden Flowers card game designed by Dora Ratman, published by Pepys, 1961.
Girl card game published by Pepys Games, 1955.
Goal! (1st edition) published by Pepys games, 1960.
Guiding card game published by Pepys in co-operation with the Girl Guides Association, 1958.
Gulliver’s Travels by Pepys Games, based on the cartoon film, 1940.
Happy Families of the Nations published by Pepys Games, 1958.
Happy Families of the World published by Pepys Games, 1963.
“I Commit” crime club card game invented by Laurence Meynell, Pepys Games, 1948.
International Football Whist published by Pepys Games, 1947.
It’s A Goal was registered to Castell Bros in July 1939.
Jack of all Trades card game
Jungle Book by Pepys games, inspired by Walt Disney, 1967
Jungle Thrills illustrated by Racey Helps and published by Pepys Games, 1955.
Kargo or Card Golf published by Kum-Bak Sports Toys & Games, c.1930.
Kargo golf card game manufactured by Castell Brothers Ltd for Pepys Games, c.1936.
Kum-Bak Sports, Toys & Games MFG Co., Ltd, London S.E.11
Legs Eleven card game by Pepys, 1974.
Little Grey Rabbit illustrated by Margaret Tempest, 1954.
Mickey and the Beanstalk card game devised by Ern Shaw for Pepys Games, 1947.
Mickey’s Fun Fair published by Pepys Games in collaboration with Walt Disney, 1939.
