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Roarem castle. A game
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Standring & Co. [author]
Title
Roarem castle. A game
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Jigsaw entitled Roarem castle. A game; jigsaw has same image as game of Roarem Castle, a new game of forfeits. Lid has same image as cover of game. Has spinner, rules, tokens, counters, template, but no teetotum. Rules printed on yellow paper. Johnson copy has 3 pieces of jigsaw missing; Roarem Castle. A new game of forfeits; Porter. Pay one (2); Horse pond. Go back to one (3); Lunderhem Blunderhem Esq. (4); Lady Frost. Receive one (5); Scullery maid (6); Castle bell (7); Tankard (8); Black gardener (9); Look out. Pay one (10); Footman (11); Ladys maid. Pay one (12); Seneschal (13); Bugle (14); Sir John Frost. Pay one (15); Watch dog. Lose a turn (16); Gamekeeper (17); Rest. The start (18); Cat & mouse (19); Simon Slim Esq (20); Dress maker (21); Cook (22); Coachman (23); Butler (24); Poor lady. Take one (25); Dust bin. Go back to 22 and lose a turn (26); Man who won't see (27); Waiter (28); Hugh Swallowgoose Esq. (29); Not welcome. Pay one for your intrusion (30); Trumpeter (31); Lord (32); Image 1
Date [1860]
Dimensions box, 43 pieces, template, single sheet (rules), 2 cards of counters, markers (incomplete); 166 x 214 x 35 (box) mm; 345 x 215 (jigsaw) mm
Accession number
Games 27 (4)
Place of creation [London (England): Standring & Co.]
Inscriptions We all live by what you give
Notes Allegro identifier: 20040902/10:32:41$jl .
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