A simple game developed by Maureen Hiron. The idea of the game is to match coloured squares the longer the chain created the higher the score. Dating from 1982 this item is complete and in overall good condition. The box remains strong and intact. Made of thin cardboard it has a stylish gold on black...

As played by the early 1960's jetset at the famous Balmoral Club of Nassau in The Bahamas. This word game gives you the chance to join the international champions club, whether your're a senior or junior, all you have to do is play the game and send your highest score off for scrutiny and fingers crossed...

Before the advent of small portable electronic consoles or mobile phones the only way a couple of chess players could endulge while travelling or while on holiday was to have the board and pieces with them. Obviously a full size set would be awkward so some clever person created a minaturised version,...

Imagine if a Rubik's Cube and a set of Tri-onimoes were to mate, the outcome would probably be Triangulo Continuo. Developed by Maureen Hiron, the basic game is similar to tri-ominoes where you have to match colours rather than numbers. The longer the colour matched chain formed the higher your score....

There is nothing shocking about this game. The actual name comes from the suits in a pack of cards: S for spades, H for hearts, O for diamonds (a little imagination is needed) and C for clubs. Designed for adults the game is based on stocks and shares markets. Dating from the 1940's this game is in very...

No better accolade than from Stanley Matthews himself who stated "It's the best table football game I have seen. It surprises me that it reproduces so many of the actual features of the real game." Manufactured in the mid 1950's this game and packaging reflects post war rationing and austerity. The outer...

Who wouldn't want to become a high-flying, mega-rich TV tycoon? Responsible for selling advertising time and renting out television programmes, and making thousands of pounds. Well your dreams have been answered. Six channels are available each needing advertisement time as well as programmes such as...

For young children of the 1960's and 1970's, listening to the calming tones of Brian Cant narrating an episode of Camberwick Green and other associated series were mesmerising. Although the 13 episodes were first televised in early 1966, they were so popular that they were continually repeated for the...

Dominoes are traditionally perceived as a game played by old men down the pub but they can also be a fun family game too. This particular set, made by the famous toy company Chad Valley, is a cut above the run of the mill sets in that it has coloured pips. The box is intact and remains strong. Being...

As it says on the box "Fun, educational, fascinating, for young and old." Like many similar games the object is to make words from the letters rolled on the 14 cubes. Considering this small game is over 60 years old it has survived remarkably well. The box remains strong and intact although there is...

Believe it or not when televised on ITV in the mid 1950's the jackpot was just 25!! Roy Ward Dickson (1910-1978) was a pioneering Canadian television producer, personality and writer. He was dubbed the "King of Quiz" and went on to invent, produce and host the original Canadian version of Mr and Mrs....

Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum....can you find the pirates treasure? This novel treasure hunt party game is simple but alot of fun. Being over 60 years old this item has survived remarkably well. The box is strong and intact although one side has a split. There is also some creasing to the corners, some...