The American Stationer, 3 August 1902, page 4, columns 2 to 3

Selchow & Righter

[title TIDDLEDY
WINKS POOL]

[...]
SELCHOW & RIGHTER

tiddlywinks

The top label does not have a border or outline.

Across the top and left side are rectangles (except in the upper left corner, which is V-shaped, each with black outlines then yellow border then black outline, then red background and a white orchid (with yellow fronds).

At left, a bluish-gray circle (lighter at center and at outer edges) fills the bottom 2/3rds of the cover, "TIDDLEDY" (on a concave down curve) appears above a red flourish, above "WINKS" (straight baseline) above red flourish above "POOL" (on a concave up curve), with all text in yellow with black outlines.

The main illustration fills the right 5/8ths of the cover, depicting a family playing on a brown table with the game playing surface shown on top. A girl (red dress, white lower fringe, blonde hair, bow in hair) appears at left, with her right hand on the playing surface's launching point. A man (black suit, white shirt, black hair) is behind her, sitting behind the table, with a girl (blonde hair, frilly white collar with black inner border, light tan dress) standing with her right hand over the man's shoulder. A younger boy (black hair, large white collar, large bow tie, white cuffs, light tan sleeves) is leaning on his left elbow, standing behind the table. A teenaged boy (black hair, black suit, white collar) is sitting at the end of the table at upper right. A woman (black hair, red/pink striped blouse, black skirt) is sitting at the table facing the game surface. At upper left are fronds of a fern, then a fireplace to its right, then golden framed art on the walls. A black curtain appears at upper right.

medium brown