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1940216804Japan. Circa 1940. Colour folding game sheet 36.5 x 26cm 10 wooden playing pieces each with embossed images in beige and blue complete original box 15.5 x 7.6 x 2.3cm considerably worn and soiled and corners reinforced the game itself is in very good bright condition. This is a two-player board game where air planes and war ships fight against each other. Fascinatingly the game sheet illustration shows the battle ground is in the Pacific where islands with palm tree are dotted. Consequently the game might be produced at the early stage of the Pacific War. The players attack each other after starting from a naval base and an air base. There are two islands each where they are safely protected from their enemies. The playing pieces are made out of paper with embossed images of war ships and air planes in beige air power and blue sea power colours. . unknown
214048Early 20th Century. Colour folding game sheet some light browning and a few small holes at folds but overall a good and attractive game. 54 x 80cm. The title of this board game sheet indicates that the game is designed for two opposing sides with one side acting as the attackers and the other as the defenders. The defending side possesses more naval power compared to the attacking side. Although specific playing instructions are not provided information on the right-hand side suggests that offensive tactics should involve either seizing or charging. <br> <br>At the top and bottom there are lists of rear force units for both sides including docks for housing captured enemy boats and sunken boats Red Cross field hospitals and facilities for casualties. Additionally in the corners two small illustrations of warships are printed in blue ink. . unknown
175724No date. Late Edo. Complete set of 200 delicately coloured handpainted cards flecked with gold and silver. Each card 8 × 5.4 cm. Two patterned silk cases one for the text and the other the portraits of the poets with washi paper linings are held within a black wooden lacquer box 16 ×11 ×15 cm. Some light signs of use but overall a very attractive set. This famous and much beloved Japanese card game is based on the classic anthology of 100 poems by 100 different poets. The anthology known as both Ogura Hyakunin Isshu and Hyakunin Isshu brings together waka usually now called tanka poems which were written between the 7th and 13th centuries. It was compiled by the famous 13th century critic and poet Fujiwara no Sadaie more often known as Teika. Hyakunin Isshu showcases all of the most important poets from the late Heian period in Japan. <br> <br>It is difficult to give an appropriate English language parallel to the enormous influence of the Hyakunin Isshu but possibly the closest would be the influence Shakespeare has had in the English speaking world. Many educated Japanese are able to recite many of the poems and this close association with and knowledge of these poems have to a great extent come through this card game. Playing the card game of Hyakunin Isshu is a very popular New Year holiday pastime. The first to win is the person with the largest number of cards collected. To achieve this goal you must be very familiar with the poems so that you can quickly take the card on which is written the last two lines of the poem being read out before your opponent does! A game of great knowledge and speed. . unknown
175591No place.: 永楽屋. Eirakuya. No date. Meiji. Very attractive colour woodblock printed game with original pictorial colour envelope 36.5 x 49.5cm original paper envelope 18 x 12.5cm. An usual game in very good condition Tosenkyo 投扇興 is a Japanese traditional game for 2 people who throw an opened fan at a target on a raised platform. The game was very popular in the late Edo period but its popularity gradually declined during the Meiji period. However in recent years the game has regained some popularity and there are various circles that enjoy the game. Each player earns points according to the way the three items fan target and platform are placed after a throw. This chart shows 54 different combinations with their scoring points with illustrations. Each combination has a title from the 54 volumes of the Tale of Genji. <br> <br>This colourful wood block print shows 54 different combinations with their titles and scores. On the lower right corner the instructions for the game instruction are printed. The original envelope is beautifully illustrated with fans with different patterns. . 永楽屋. [Eirakuya]. unknown
1915218485東京. Tokyo. Circa1915. Very attractive framed glass-topped wooden board depicting the route of the Tōkaidō Railway between Tokyo and Kobe. A metal ball is guided along the printed course with numerous holes into which the ball may fall before reaching the end of the line. The coloured lithographed surface shows key stations and landmarks along the route. 24.4 x 16.4 x 2.7cm presented in its original quite worn cardboard box with title label 25 x 17 x 3.4cm. Original box present though very worn with washi repairs a prior owner's details inside in the lid of the box. The game itself is in excellent bright condition. A charming early 20th-century Japanese tama korogashi ball-rolling or bagatelle-style game combining amusement with geography. These games were popular in the Taishō and early Shōwa eras and represent a forerunner to later mechanical pinball and educational map games. <br> <br>In this hand-held game the player travels from Tokyo to Kobe on the Tokaido Railway line via a small ball which is contained in the box. It is a game of skill with several traps holes which need to be avoided before reaching to the final destination of Kobe. The railway line this game depicts first opened in 1889 between Shinbashi and Kobe and the line was extended to Tokyo Station in 1914. The line which mainly followed the traditional Tokaido Road became the major transportation line in Japan. . unknown
1892215726大野栄吉. Ōno Eikichi. Meiji 25 1892. Colour woodblock print 22.8 x 32.5cm evenly browned few chips in margins but overall very good. This colourful woodblock print serves as a point sheet for a horse racing board game. While the game rules are unclear the print vividly captures an exciting race scene featuring three horses and their jockeys. The race unfolds in a festive atmosphere complete with blossoms and lanterns while the spectators appear to include the Meiji Emperor and Empress along with their entourage. The Emperor is depicted in full military uniform and the Empress is shown in a traditional kimono. The print also displays the prizes for first through seventh place which include a silver cup a trophy a riding cap a scarf a shoe and a whip. Western-style horse racing began in Japan in the mid-19th century following the arrival of Westerners and became a high-class social event during the Meiji period. . 大野栄吉. [Ōno Eikichi]. unknown
1930216904Japan. Circa 1930. Folding coloured board game 12.6 x 12.9cm small tube with a metal lid containing a dice and 4 playing pieces each in 4 colours original box 15 x 7.5 x 2.6cm rules of the game in Japanese text laid down inside lid. Signs of light use but overall very good. A compact miniature Ludo game set neatly packed in a small box. The game rules are printed inside the lid. It is described as a "new" version of Ludo likely due to the inclusion of aeroplanes in the illustrations. The board features English captions. . unknown
1952214222Tokyo.: 集英社. Shūeisha. Showa 27 1952. Folding colour game board 37.7 x 20cm with accompanying sheet of cut-outs of players and for constructing the stadium 19 x 27.2cm additional small card with punch-out cardboard bat and balls 1 ball missing; 3.5 x 8cm and original pictorial wrapper. Board is worn at edges with a little loss to paper on reverse at lower edge. <br> <br>Stapled booklet: 16pp line illustrations in coloured ink 18.5 x 17.2cm. Pictorial paperback covers little worn and lightly soiled. This collection comprises two items: a baseball board game and a sports guidebook. The board game was distributed as a supplement to Omoshiro Bukku おもしろブック released in March 1952. Enclosed in the game is a coloured sheet depicting a baseball field with an additional game on the reverse side. A cut-out sheet featuring players spectators scoreboards and advertising boards is included allowing children to construct their own stadium. Additionally there is a cardboard sheet featuring a bat and two balls. <br> <br>The sports guide booklet was provided as an add-on to Chūgaku no tomo 中学生の友 a monthly magazine for junior high school students published in 1949. This booklet covers various sports including baseball swimming athletics and basketball offering fundamental information on rules and games. The inaugural article titled 'Will you be able to become a professional baseball player' underscores the profound enthusiasm for baseball among young boys. . [集英社. Shūeisha]. paperback
1952218517東京. Tokyo.: 集英社. Shūeisha. Showa 27 1952. Folding colour game board 37.7 x 20cm with accompanying sheet of cut-outs of players and for constructing the stadium 19 x 27.2cm additional small picturebook of 早慶優勝戦. Sōkei yūshōsen. Some light browning but otherwise very good. This collection comprises three items: a baseball board game a cut-out sheet and a miniature picture book. The board game was distributed as a supplement to Omoshiro Bukku おもしろブック issued in March 1952. Included is a coloured sheet depicting a baseball field with an additional game on the reverse; a cut-out sheet featuring players spectators scoreboards and advertising panels for assembling a miniature stadium; and a small picture book narrating the final game between the university rivals Waseda and Keio. <br> <br>Baseball had become one of Japan’s most popular sports since its introduction in 1873 by Horace Wilson an American teacher in Tokyo. Rivalries in both the professional league—most famously between the Giants and the Tigers—and in the Tokyo University League particularly between Waseda and Keio were legendary and are reflected in this set. The illustrated players are shown in the uniforms of those teams while the booklet recreates the excitement of a Waseda–Keio match in the style of a live radio broadcast. The cut-outs for the stadium are particularly detailed with spectators animatedly cheering and advertising boards promoting Shueisha’s children’s magazines. . 集英社. [Shūeisha]. hardcover
1898218612大阪. Osaka.: 東新太郎. Azuma Shintarō. Meiji 31 1898. Colour woodblock sugoroku 37.8 x 53cm a little light staining and soiling in margins very good. This vividly printed colour woodblock sugoroku game was published in 1898 and features major sites in Osaka. The game highlights entertainment districts such as Dōtonbori Shinsaibashi and the city’s red-light areas. It also includes the headquarters of Osaka Shōsen Kaisha OSK.<br><br>Known as the city of rivers canals and bridges Osaka is well represented in the game through depictions of several famous bridges. The goal of the game is the Osaka Army Headquarters located near Osaka Castle. Distances from Kōrai Bridge to various destinations are listed in the lower right corner. . 東新太郎. [Azuma Shintarō]. unknown
1960171593No publication details. Circa1960. Colourful folding sugoroku game sheet 55 x 79cm a fukuwarai game on reverse does not include face pieces. This is brightly coloured post-war sugoroku is a "round the world" game and this together with the fukuwarai game printed on the reverse would have been enjoyed by Japanese families during the new year celebrations. The game which is colourfully illustrated covers East Asia Southeast Asia New Guinea Africa Europe and North and South Americas with the final goal being returning to Japan and visiting the Royal Palace in Tokyo. The game was probably printed in the 1960s when overseas travel by jet plane was regarded as a possible dream for many Japanese people. On the reverse is a fukuwarai happy-laughter game where a blind-folded player places eyes nose mouth and other pieces on the faces outlined. . No publication details. unknown
1960215411Japan.: No publication details. Circa1960. Very colourful folding sugoroku game sheet 45 x 61.4cm a little very light browning at margins very good copy. This vibrant sugoroku game sheet showcases playful illustrations of landscapes and cultures from around the world. The game begins in Japan where a boy and girl embark on an adventurous journey. Their first stop is the United States followed by rafting along the Amazon River. Along the way they explore Africa Europe India Australia and Sumatra. The journey concludes with their return to Japan by small plane. Through the game players experience a sense of global travel and gain insight into world geography. . No publication details. unknown
1930177813Japan. Circa1930. 16 colour cards with black and white illustrations on reverse 8 black and white cards 4.5 x 7cm cardboard box with sliding cover 7.5 x 5.5cm. Colour cards have the same black and white illustrations on reverse. Set of small cards with delightful images of mischievous boys and girls having fun. . unknown
25468'232 Piccadilly London / Septem 28. 56' 1856. At the time of writing Gordon-Cumming’s trophies were being exhibited at this Piccadilly address having previously formed part of the Great Exhibition. The recipient Henry Charles Angelo 1806-1866 was a member of the celebrated family of fencing masters and was at this time teaching the art at the Cavalry College Richmond. 2pp 12mo. On the rectos of the two leaves of a bifolium with the recipient’s name written lengthwise on the verso of the first leaf: ‘H. C. Angelo Esqr’. In good condition lightly aged. Folded twice. The sort of bold and forceful hand and ebullient signature one might expect from a big game hunter. Reads: ‘Dear Sir / I have forwarded your letter to Sir Alexander. his address is Altyre. Forres. if you send a pampered menial last two words underlined to my house-keeper Mrs Lee at the museum and shew this note she will give him the portrait you require. / Yours faithfully. / Gordon Cumming’. '232 Piccadilly [London] / Septem 28. 56' [1856]. unknown
076544N: N 189-. Early English lotto game manufactured in Germany. Comprising: six coloured lithographed oblong card sheets 18.3 cm. x 23.5 cm. each incorporating eight removable pictorial disks representing the native animals of the different continents; contained within the original card box with decorative sides and pictorial title label on lid edges of box slightly rubbed and with a couple of neat repairs to corners the title label lightly soiled; a couple of small closed tears to the card beneath the Jaguar disk; n.d.c.1890s. The disks are all captioned with the name of the animal and feature a question about that animal on the verso which is answered by the brief text printed on the depression into which the disks are set on the card sheets. For example the Oceania sheet contains disks depicting a kangaroo which asks on the reverse: Who are these funny jumping creatures The answer printed below the disk is The kangaroo's with very clever features. This sheet also includes a black swan emu dingo and a Lyer-bird sic- Whose Lyer does not give one sound The lyer-birds in Australia it is found. N unknown
19892090502113708353Not Available 1989. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
19742086Harpers Magazine Press NY 1974. HBDJ 1974 stated 1st edition light wear rub tiny chips extremities DJ NF/NF AS-IS PCorange embossed boards with blue cloth spine cover light wear Rub . First Edition. Hard Cover. Harpers Magazine Press, NY hardcover
197420860Harpers Magazine Press NY Harper Row 1974. HBDJ 1974 LATER PRINTING rub scuff DJtiny chips & small mended tears extremities DJ NF/NF- AS-IS Salmon & blue cloth Boards with lite wear extremities PC Interior nice tight Clean 216 pages. Hard Cover. Harpers Magazine Press, NY Harper Row hardcover
19742110Harpers Magazine Press NY Harper Row 1974. HBDJ 1974 1st edition LATER PRINTING Light soil & rub scuff DJtiny chips extremities DJ NF/NF- AS-IS Salmon & blue cloth Boards with lite sun extremities Interior nice tight Clean 216 pages price on flap of DJ $6.95. Signed by Author. Hard Cover. Harpers Magazine Press, NY Harper Row hardcover
2020BN244418LIGHTNING SOURCE INC 2020. 2020. Softcover. YAHTZEE Score Pads: 130 Sheets for Scorekeeping - Yahtzee Score Cards with Size 6 x 9 inches <br/><br/>YAHTZEE Score Pads: 130 Sheets for Scorekeeping - Yahtzee Score Cards with Size 6 x 9 inches The Game Club LIGHTNING SOURCE INC paperback
1801233330.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1979KFZZQ100582Asahi Newspaper Company 1979. Soft Cover. Fine. KFZZQ100582 Asahi Newspaper Company paperback
1970KFZZQ100924KOD 1970. Soft Cover. Fine. KFZZQ100924 KOD paperback
MEx. Titel Die Auferstehung der Dunklen Dame : Roman / Anna Stephens ; deutsch von Michaela Link Person(en) Stephens, Anna (Verfasser) Link, Michaela (Übersetzer) Organisation(en) Blanvalet Taschenbuch Verlag (Verlag) Werk(e) Bloodchild Ausgabe 1. Auflage Verlag München : Blanvalet Zeitliche Einordnung Erscheinungsdatum: [2019] Umfang/Format 605 Seiten ; 21 cm, 624 g Andere Ausgabe(n) Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe: ISBN: 9783641209186 ISBN/Einband/Preis 978-3-7341-6132-2 Broschur : EUR 16.00 (DE), EUR 16.50 (AT), circa CHF 22.90 (freier Preis) 3-7341-6132-0 EAN 9783734161322 Sprache(n) Deutsch (ger), Originalsprache(n): Englisch (eng) Beziehungen Stephens, Anna: Wächter und Wölfe ; 3 In Beziehung stehende Ressource: ISBN: 9783734161308 In Beziehung stehende Ressource: ISBN: 9783734161315 Sachgruppe(n) 820 Englische Literatur ; B Belletristik Literarische Gattung Fantasy
1978ZB642444Cheyenne: 1978. Volume 42 complete in 12 issues large quarto each issue usually 36 pp. all profusely illustrated frequently in color; later cloth with all softcover retained signature of a private owner on front free endpaper very good. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Cheyenne: paperback
