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2008rif. 1-1934857084Catalyst Game Labs 2008. Hardcover. New. 208 pages. 10.75x8.50x0.50 inches. Catalyst Game Labs hardcover
rif. V08O-00148Game designer's Workshop. Used - Very Good. Very Good condition. Book 1. Game designer's Workshop unknown
rif. BAY_08_SH_070298HBO Studio. New. Factory Shrink Wrap! Fast shipping from California. All DVDs ship within 24 hours Monday - Friday. Help support Bay Area Libraries. HBO Studio unknown
rif. 46866Ballarat and Melbourne The National Game Company c.1935. Folding game board printed directly onto thin card 250 x 250 mm; verso plain; in fine condition. A very good example of one of the later editions of this game. Â unknown
rif. 46859Ballarat and Melbourne : National Game Co. between 1912 and 1915. ""Copyright no. 2607"". Thin board with original cloth backstrip 310 x 480 mm folding; chromolithographed game board in red blue yellow and black; pictorial onlaid title label to outer board; an extremely god example. This appears to be an early version of the Yacht Race game. Not only are the graphics entirely different to those in later versions but the small life ring featured in the National Game Company trademark device actually bears the date 1912. hardcover
rif. 46857Ballarat and Melbourne : National Game Co. c.1920. ""Copyright no. 3273"". Game board 310 x 475 mm folding with pasted-down chromolithographed design; outer boards with pictorial title label to front; original cloth backstrip; an extremely good example. The design features the Australian Red Ensign with seven-pointed Commonwealth star. The Red Ensign was used as the national flag between 1901 and 1954 by State and local governments private organisations and individuals. Scarce. hardcover
rif. 46863Ballarat and Melbourne : National Game Co. c.1910. Thick board 365 x 370 mm folding with cloth backed spine; fold-out colour-printed game board front board with pictorial colour onlaid title label with an early gift inscription; game board in very good condition outer boards lightly foxed and with one bruised corner; a good example. Scarce and attractive. 'National Games of Ballarat and Melbourne produced a wide range of games mainly during the early half of the 20th century in Australia. The company had its beginnings in Ballarat by W. Owen in 1877 growing to prominence towards the end of the century and has been credited to have been the first large-scale Australian manufacturer of locally-designed board games. Application for the actual trademark name National was recorded in 1899 by Christopher George King. Games were often related to Australia's love for recreation and sport; such as cycling golf football tennis and cricket as well as various forms of racing such as motorcars aeroplanes horse or yachting. Contemporary themes of the period produced games such as the exploration of Antarctica World War I the Boer War and the boy scouts. Games that reinforced the moralilty of the times included courtship and marriage snakes and ladders and Fairytales and fables. The design of the boards was colourful and attractive. Many of the games were obviously re-vamped over time with more suitable modern graphics for the changing eras. Christopher George King has been acknowledged as the designer and manufacturer of the games made by the National Games Company. He designed the board games from around the early 1900's till the late 1920's and copyrights can be found in the National Archives of Australia. He is listed in the Victorian electoral rolls as a manufacturer living in Melbourne during the early part of the 20th Century. He was born in England and died at the age of 63 in 1928. The National Game Co. continued to issue board games as late as the 1940s.' - Board Game Geek blog https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamepublisher/5874/national-game-company hardcover
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rif. DADAX0521176042Cambridge University Press 2012-07-09. 1. paperback. New. 7.68x1.04x9.92. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Cambridge University Press paperback
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1957rif. 186938Japan: Koide Nobuhirosha c. 1957. A charming set of playing cards based on the film Nankyoku Tairiku "The South Pole" recounting the story of the 1956-57 Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition. The cards show scenes of penguins the research ship Soya and the expedition members. In 1955 the Japanese government announced plans to send a research group to Antarctica in the following year. A team of 53 scientists led by Professor Nagata Takeshi set off on 8 November 1956 the first time Japan had explored the south pole since the early 1900s. They set up the Syowa Station on East Ongul Island before being emergency airlifted out of a storm. A documentary film focusing on the expedition was released in June 1957 directed by Hayashida Shigeo and titled Nihon nankyoku chiiki kansokutai no kiroku: Nankyoku Tairiku. This game was released to complement the film. Karuta is a traditional Japanese matching game where each pictorial card is assigned a letter of the Japanese alphabet and must be paired with an associated poem sentence or proverb. The player who can make the most matches wins. 90 playing cards 61 x 81 mm landscape or portrait 45 with colour photographic illustrations on one side 45 lettered in black on one side. Housed in original pictorial box 170 x 132 x 35 mm lettered in red and black. Lacking instructional booklet. Cards a little toned and bowed; box scuffed with minor loss in places bottom with some damp-staining remains of plastic wrap on lid verso old repairs in places: a very good example. Galbraith p. 133. unknown
