A boxed Blow Football set manufactured by Spear's in the early 1950's. The goalkeepers, goals, blow tubes and footballs are all in very good condition. The box lid has damage on one side and has been taped. It has some dust grime, but it still presents well. 

Early 1960's card jigsaw of the main characters in the Granade TV series. The box is damaged at one end and there are a few (17-19)  pieces missing, but this is still quite a collectable piece of Coronation Street memorabilia.

Early 1960's card jigsaw puzzle featuring the first characters in the Coronation Street television series. Box damaged at one end and quite a few (17-19)  pieces missing but still an unusual piece of Coronation Street memorabilia.

Early 1920's board game 'The aerial tactics game of attack and defence' with coloured cardboard game pieces in metal holders. Two complete sets of counters (over 90 pieces) featuring Sopwith Camels, airships, Bristol fighters, bombers, etc. The pieces and the board are in really good condition. The box has one side section missing and has wear on edges and slits, but the cover picture still presenys well. A very rare early air warfare board game. Highly collectible. 

44 playing cards each with a different coloured wild flower. All in 'as new' condition. The box is a little playworn, but still presents well. A splendid example of a 1950's educational toy, manufactured byT J and J Smith Limited as part of their Pepys series.

'Victory' plywood jigsaw puzzle depicting a Boy Scouts' Camp circa early 1950's. The puzzle is complete and in very good condition. The box has some tape marks on edges but otherwise is in good condition and presents well. Quite a rare and unusual 'Victory' puzzle.

Card game produced in the mid-1980's by the Wrangler Jeans Company. 49 cards with an instruction leaflet. The questions on the cards give an insight into the world of teenagers in the 1980's. No box.

Late 1960's card game manufactured by Waddingtons. Cards in two moulded internal compartments with a set of instructions. All items, including the box are in very good comndition.

1950's table top game manufactured by Party Games Publishers, Luton. 22 playing cards in immaculate condition, 10 answer cards (6 which have light pencil marks on them), 2 score cards (one with light pencil marks). The box has a little wear on edges and a small stain on the front cover.

Really impressive beatle game from late 1950's manufactured by Chad Valley. All plastic pieces fit into an internal mounting frame. Everything present save for one eye and one antennae. The box has slight wear but still presaents really well.

1950's table top game manufactured by Glevum Games. Includes chart(with score spots), donkey's tail and instruction sheet. The box is in very good condition.

1950's table top game identifying drawings that begin with the letter 'E'. 30 pristine playing booklets and a set of instructions on the inside cover. The box is in very good condition save for one closed tear on a side panel. Manufactured by Universal Publications Ltd, London.

1950's crossword card game . All cards are in very good condition in an impressive internal frame and the set includes an instruction booklet. The box has very slight wear on edges but still presents well.

1950's tabletop game with playing cards and robust metal spinner. The box, which presents well, has slight wear on edges but has retained its compartments. The cards and spinner are in very good condition. 

A ChadValley table-top game from the mid-1920's. The game is complete with board and four sets of coloured wooden pegs. The box is in rather a sorry state, split on all the seams, worn on all the edge and tape marks across parts of the front cover. Nevertheless the front cover is very evocative of the 1920's and makes the game highly collectable.

Late 1940's game produced by Universal Publications Limited. Some playing cards have been filled in by players in pencil. There is a set of instructions and lists of shopping items with prices. The box is in good condition, no wear but some slight staining. A remarkable period piece. 

Late 1940's family table-top game. There is a full set of playing card sheets, some of them annotated in pencil by players. There is a set of instructions. The sheets and instructions are in very good condition. The box is intact but playworn with wear on the edges and one taped corner. Manufactured by Universal Publications Limited this is a unique period game. 

Early 1950's table-top game for all the family manufactured by the Bell Toy Company. 25 lotto cards, a set of plastic numbered discs and card squares to cover up numbers. A delightful vintage game.

From the now defunct Bethnal Green Toy Museum a cardboard jigsaw depicting a model of a nineteenth centuy butcher's shop. Unusual subject matter for a jigsaw. The puzzle is complete, the box is very playworn. Two tears, heavy creasing, some taping and a half inch scuff mark. The puzzle would present well in a frame.

A highly collectable hand cut wooden jigsaw puzzle manufactured in 1978 by Hayter & Co for J W Spear and Sons Ltd. One of the famous steam engine series-King George VI of the Great Western Railway Company pulling the Torbay Express. The 100 piece puzzle is as new and the box is in good condition  with some slight wear on edges and a neat slit on one corner. A unique and special vintage jigsaw.

1973 handcut wooden jigsaw puzzle manufactured by Hayter & Co for J W Spear and Sons Limited.The fire engine puzzle is complete and inFine condition. The box is in very good conditionwith slight wear on some edges and a neat tear on one side. Nevertheless a very presentable and collectable jigsaw.

1973 table-top board game produced by J W Spear & Sons. The board and counters are in good condition, the box is also in good condition but has wear on some edges. An unusual boardgame.

Early 1950's set of a dozen metal puzzles manufactured by Bell of London. Box is in good condition, but has tape on two corners, a split on one corner and evident wear on its edges. The metal puzzles are all in good condition but are beginning toshow rust spotting. The internal cardbord compartments that house the puzzles are still in good condition. A classic 1950's children's game.

Early 1950's table-top race game. Metal disc with pictured segments each representing a different racehorse at differing odds. Central arrow marker that can be spun to indicate the winner. The box is very playworn with a tear in one corner and damage to the centre of the box lid. The metal disk and arrow are in relatively good condition save for some scratch marks made by the rotating arrow. A unique period game.

Wooden jigsaw in its original box. Produced by Frederick Warne & Co. Fourteen by eleven and a half inches. Circa 1955. In Good condition.

Thirty eight playing cards featuring comic figures in contemporary dress. Circa 1910. Thirty seven cards in Good condition, one card damaged (top corner missing).