Old Maid
Clifford ‘Donkey’ card game
Clifford ‘Donkey’ card game, c.1948.
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Highway Travel
Highway Travel card game by Warren Paper Products, c.1960s.
Lion Coffee
Lion Coffee Mother Goose card game, late 19th C.
Merry Game of Old Maid
The Merry Game of Old Maid published by McLoughlin Brothers, c.1880s.
Mother Goose’s Party, or Merry Game of Old Maid
Mother Goose’s Party, or Merry Game of Old Maid, McLoughlin Bros., Inc., USA, 1887.
Old Bachelor™
The 90’s version of Old Maid with illustrations by Susan Wise.
Old Maid
Old Maid card game by Whitman Publishing Co., 1951.
Old Maid
Old Maid card game by Built-Rite toys, Warren Paper Products, Co., c.1960.
Old Maid
“Old Maid” card game manufactured by Chad Valley Co Ltd, mid-1950s.
Old Maid
‘Old Maid’ card game manufactured by Milton Bradley Co., Springfield, Massachusetts, USA, c.1920s
Old Maid
Old Maid by Clifford Toys
Old Maid No.5862
Tower Press Old Maid No.5862.
Roberts Brothers Ltd, Gloucester
Roberts Brothers Ltd, Gloucester (Glevum Brand) ‘Old Maid’ card game, 1920s.
Royal Old Maid Game
This antique card game features English kings and queens from William the Conqueror to Queen Victoria, along with their spouses or consorts.
Space Age Game of Old Maid
The ‘Space Age Game of Old Maid’ published by Russell Manufacturing Company, Leicester, Massachusetts, USA, c.1965.
Spear’s Old Maid
Spear’s “The Jolly Game of Old Maid” was introduced around 1900. The cards contain some interesting but harmless social stereotypes from the end of the Victorian era.
Spin & Old Maid
Lovely Victorian family card game with illustrations by the famous humorous artist, cartoonist and illustrator Richard Doyle (1824-1883)
The Game of “Old Maid”
Two different editions of “The Game of Old Maid” by the Chad Valley Games Co.
Tower Press children’s card games
A series of card games for children published by Tower Press during the 1950s which evoke the optimism and love of fun of that era.