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GAME: 'WORDEX'

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Sphinx Product

c. 1938

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Overview

"Wordex" card game comprising

a) Cardboard box into which cards slide lengthwise. Has cream wording on a red ground.

b) 52 playing cards with white diagonal cross on a blue background on the back and various letters of the alphabet on the front.

c) card with rules of the game. Printed in London, October, 1938 and designated "A Sphinx Product" on the box/cover. Possible Lipfert

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-1990.31a-c

Item type

Themes

Inscriptions and markings

Sphinx Product

Keywords

Recreation - Games

Possible Lipfert

Year

c. 1938

Statement of significance

Historical. Game of the period used by local family.
Social:

Primary significance criteria

Social or spiritual significance

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