Spear & Söhne game of skill "Hoki Poki! The hungry pigs.", around 1910, marked J(acob) W(olf) S(pear) & S(öhne) Bavaria, Engl./Americ. Patent, D.R.W.Z., D.R.G.M. 234615, consisting of a small square base with feeding trough and four separate wooden steps, plug-in tower structure made of coloured lithographed cardboard, four carved, coloured wooden pigs with spring tension and thread pull mechanism and original cardboard box with mounted game instructions and cover picture, used example with signs of age, threads defective and tower walls missing, with advertising sheet and one die, cardboard box dimensions 26.5 x 26.5 x 7 cm.

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