[Toys & Games] Puzzles, pastimes and games, collection of fifteen Late 19th to mid 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) Three different sets of Jeu de Jonchets, incl. one crafted from bone. (2) Mikado. In orig. (worn) cardboard box, 20 x 7 cm. (3) Var. lottery games (and lottery game pieces), incl. one made in Bavaria and in orig. dec. wooden box, 16 x 22 cm. (4) Four catchpenny print/ paper board games, incl. 2 version of Arlequinspel/ Jeu d'Arlequin (one mounted on cardboard, the other linen backed) and an advertorial game for Helder's Biscuits. (5) Snap Snap. A card game in which players must find sets of similarly illustrated cards. Some games incomplete/ incl. a few loose game pieces. (total approx. 15)

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