Description
Charming Edwardian target game in its original box. This wonderful British Parlour game was made in England by Betal Games and is thought to date from the early twentieth century, c. 1900 – 1910. There are numerous paper cone projectiles and two card hand pieces, used to flip the cones onto the target area, located inside the box base. Points are awarded depending on where the cones land, with those towards the centre scoring most. Game instructions are printed on a label attached to the underside of the box lid as shown. Overall, a delightful antique game with superb artwork on the box lid, typical of the period.
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