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GameGame of draughts, also known as chequers. Circular wooden draughts consisting of 15 black and 15 red pieces. They are contained in a cigar box which has been partially decorated with used matchsticks. The playing board is printed with black and white squares and marked chess and draughts.

GameBoard game with two throwing dice. The object of the game is a race between rail, road and air to reach the destination of Central Station, Sydney. Printed in red, blue, yellow and green with black lettering.

GameGame of noughts and crosses. The game consists of a square piece of chipboard with nine equal sized squares cut shallowly into the top. There are five green painted chipboard rings and four red painted chipboard crosses. Not in the original box.

GameSet of five "knucklebones", also called "jacks" or "five stones". Made of plastic to resemble the pieces of bone which would have originally been used. Two are natural colour, three are painted red. Comes with instruction leaflet.

GameSet of five "knucklebones", also called "jacks" or "five stones". Made of plastic to resemble the pieces of bone which would have originally been used. One each coloured red, blue, green, yellow and grey. In non-original box with two other sets.

GameSet of five "knucklebones", also called "jacks" or "five stones". Four are made of plastic to resemble the pieces of bone which would have originally been used. Two appear to be bone. In non-original box with two other sets.

GameSet of five "knucklebones", also called "jacks" or "five stones". Made to resemble the pieces of bone which would have originally been used. Two are blue, one orange, one white, one cherry, one yellow, one green, one pink. In non-original box with two other sets.

GameSet of 36 cardboard "Old Maid" playing cards, consisting of one instruction card, one old maid card, and 17 matching pairs. They are printed in the colours of red, blue, yellow, black, brown and green. The game is called the "Circus edition" as the characters are all circus related. In the original cardboard box.

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