TIDLEYWINKS SKITTLES

Rick Tucker estimate based on the fact that with the onset of World War I, Great Britain cut off imports from Germany.

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«TIDLEYWINKS
SKITTLES»

MADE IN GERMNAY

Version 1 does not have white rectangles with 3 skittles and 4 winks as balls at the top and bottom of the cover; cover illustration is not reflected ("2" is not backwards).

bowling, skittles, duck

label under box lid

cardboard box

114.0 grams

4 ounces

The top label has a pinkish-red outer border plus a horizontal red line between the main illustration and the game title (at bottom).

The illustration shows a girl (blonde hair, red dress, white collar ans socks) kneeling at a short rectangular table (with a white table cloth), holding a red squidger in her right hand on a blue wink on a long, thin piece of green felt. A boy (brown-black hair, blue jacket and shorts, white collar. and cuff, and red-white striped shirt) is standing behind the table. Another boy (blonde hair, white shirt, red bowtie, black shorts, white socks) is sitting on a brown wooden stool, with head bent toward the table. A duck (yellow coat, orange bill and feet) is on a rolling brown wooden stand with a string attached, near the bottom, along with a ball (red, green, black, and yellow).

The title, "TIDLEYWINKS" above "SKITTLES" (black, italic) is shown on a white rectangle across the bottom. Below, and to the right, "MADE IN GERMANY" appears.

red

Red with no design.

Rick Tucker