Children's Card Games
Animal Snap
Animal Snap published by Pepys Games, c.1960.
Animal Snap
The full set of this 'Snap' card game is believed to have 9 characters in sets of four, making a total of 36 cards.
Animals Quartet printed for Cigarrillos El Figaro, Peru
Animals Quartet game printed for Cigarrillos El Figaro, Peru, early 1900s.
Anno Domini
Anno Domini biblical card game depicting New Testament history, published by John Jaques & Son, c.1875.
Anno Mundi
Anno Mundi: an early Jaques game described as ‘scripture recreation for the young’ with events in the Bible, c.1875.
Anonymous Snap game
Anonymous “Snap” game from the late 19th century.
Ariel Productions Ltd
The founder of Ariel Productions, Philip Marx, was a prolific publisher of children’s books and comics towards the end of and just after the Second World War.
Armchair Cricket
Armchair Cricket by ex-professional County Cricket player Don Arnold was first marketed by Norfolk House Enterprises in 1983.
Asperge Kwartet
Asperge Kwartet published by Knorr.
Asterix Abenteuer
Asterix Adventure quartet game by ASS, 1989.
Astronaut
Astronaut card game published by Pepys Series (Castell Bros) celebrating the arrival of space travel, 1960s
Ataque
“Ataque”, a card game simulating football manufactured in Buenos Aires by Vigor S.R.L., 1958.
Auction Game
The Auction Game by Multum in Parvo Co., Ltd, c.1900.
Authors
Authors quartet game published by Whitman Publishing Co., 1951.
Aventuras de Sport-Billy
The Adventures of Sport-Billy by H. Fournier, 1981.
Avilude or Game of Birds
Avilude or Game of Birds published by West & Lee, Worcester, Mass, c.1880.
Bandsman Snap
Bandsman Snap by Chiefton Products Ltd of Bristol, c.1950s.
Baraja Infantil made in Cuba
cards from a 40-card children's "Questions and Answers" game. The Spanish suit signs have been changed to tambourines, yo-yos, swords and skittles. Printed lithographically in Cuba, c.1930.
Bargains
“Bargains” was designed by George Lambert for C. W. Faulkner & Co in c.1900.
Bass & Bass Jeu des Familles
Bass & Bass ‘Jeu des Familles’ made by Franz-Josef Holler, Münich, 1989.