Snap
Silly Symphony
“Silly Symphonies” or “Mickey Mouse Snap” manufactured by Chad Valley Co. Ltd, 1930s.
Sister Susie Snap
Sister Susie Snap published by Valentine & Sons Ltd, c.1915.
Snap
Anonymous Snap game, 1930s.
Snap
Snap card game illustrated with animals, by Whitman Publishing Co., 1951.
Snap
Snap by Multum in Parvo Co. Ltd. illustrating common occupations of the day, late 19th century.
Snap
Snap card game published in UK by Globe (Oppenheimer und Sulzbacher), late 19th century.
Snap
Spear’s “Snap” card game from the 1920s.
Snap
Snap, the Old Original Game, has captured the imaginations of children for over a century!
Snap
An anonymous Snap game purporting to be “British Make”, 1930s.
Snap 1925
Chad Valley ‘Snap’ card game designed by Linda Edgerton, 1925.
Snap 1930
Chad Valley ‘Pantomime Snap’ card game, 1930.
Snap by Woolley & Co
‘Cries of London Snap’ by Woolley & Co Ltd, c.1905 with cheerful figures of street vendors.
Snap Cards
Clifford Series Snap Cards, c.1950.
Snip Snap
Decimal Snap created by Eric Wagstaff, published by Michael Stanfield Holdings, London 1968.
Special Edition Snap 1912
Chad Valley Special Edition ‘Snap’ card game, 1912.
Stop Thief & Snip-Snap
Another late Victorian family card game by Thomas de la Rue & Co Ltd, c.1895 with beautifully illustrated period characters.
Storks Snap
Snap game based on characters from the film “Storks” c.2016.
The ‘Rinker’ Snap
The ‘Rinker’ highly amusing snap game, c.1910.
Three Bears Snap
“Three Bears Snap” was designed by A. E. Kennedy and published by C. W. Faulkner & Co., c.1930s.
Tom and Jerry Snap
Tom and Jerry Snap published by Pepys Games, 1972.