"Yellow dwarf game". Early 20th c. Chromolith. and gold game board, 29,3 x 24 cm. 5 detachable compartments, 1 of which is diamond-shaped, ± 14 x 11,5 cm. In original slipcase with printed rules in the cover (corners cracked). Composite game containing red and white beans as chips and 52 cards of a modern game (traces of use, some cards with ballpoint pen drawings). Joint: Hans im Glück. S.l., L. Meggendorfer, [c. 1900]. Chromolith, 22 x 16.2 cm. German game board featuring a man holding an umbrella and smoking a pipe (2 pcs)

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