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  1. MJC games were invented by British Merchant Navy prisoners in a German POW camp during the Second World War to boost morale.

  2. How Fitzrovia Got Its Name

    Before this poster was created hardly anyone had seen the word "Fitzrovia" in print and virtually nobody would have recognised...

  3. Samuel Leigh's map, a Panorama of Remarkable Remarkable Objects in London, was designed to help visitors navigate the extraordinary...

  4. Mullord Brothers' card game version of the fairytale Cinderella, illustrated by Charles Eade. 1.

  5. Mullord Brothers' card game version of the familiar alphabetic Nursery Rhyme Apple Pie, wonderfully illustrated by Charles Eade.

  6. Dunlop issued their attractive "Map of Central London and its Literary Associations" as a magazine advertisment and as a leaflet.

  7. In 1947 Francis Chichester first published his "Heart of London" pictorial map as a jigsaw and a folding map.

  8. 40 Thieves and How to Catch Them.

  9. Gerrymanders is a novel and amusing antique card game, combining a little dark humour, the surreal and (optionally) lots of noise....

  10. In comparison to his other achievements Francis Chichester's maps and jigsaws are often forgotten.

  11. "Much Fun!

  12. Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese of London City.

  13. In the early 1920s the Improved Wood Pavement Company issued a promotional map of London showing the extent of their wood paved roads,...

  14. Struwwelpeter or Naughty children : A Merry Card Game for Good Children Published by A.N.

  15. Ups and Downs: A Card Game - Published by A.N.

  16. Published in 1910 By J.Jaques & Son Ltd of Hatton Garden, London.

  17. "Map of the River Thames" by Joseph Mears Launches & Motors Ltd. of 5 Hill Street, Richmond around 1914.

  18. 19th Century game of Dickens Snap, Dickens Series.

  19. Jubilee of the first election of Winston Spencer Churchill to Parliament, Savoy Hotel October 31st 1950, Menu

  20. The Festival of Britain opened in 1951, this image was produced in 1950 for Efroc Ltd by Brian Tilbrook & father Reginald Tilbrook