Guess what? I don't know, you tell me. Well this is a great little game. The idea of the game is to identify everyday objects from photographs taken at unusual angles. In a clean almost perfect condition this item appears to have had minimal use. The box is is strong and intact, with just a single piece of surface damage (on one side) caused by the removal of adhesive tape at some point. Being light blue in colour, the lid design illustrates the contents of the box.  The contents are mostly complete.  Of the 12 cards that depict monochrome photographs of everyday objects from the 1960's only one has a blemish to one side (not on the photo) probably caused during manufacture. 7 out of the original 12 answer cards are present, this shortage doesn't hinder the playing of the game and more could easily be photocopied if required. The solution paper with the answers is also present. Beware that some of the everyday objects are not as common today as they were when the game was originally made. A simple but fun game this would suit a vintage games collector, someone who has other games in the series, as a prop in a production or as intended a fun party game.

Date: c.1960's
Makers: Castell Brothers Ltd
Made in Great Britain

Dimensions (box):  15cm x 20cm x 2cm