VICTORIAN PARLOUR GAMES

…nanty parking

How is your aunt? Jaunty as possible. Have you a good appetite? Quite. The Victorian era in Britain and the United States is known for parlor games, easy to learn, quick to play entertainments to pass the evening in the most formal room of the house.

This box contains prompts for fifty games that can be played without any extra frippery, except perhaps a deck of cards if you fancy a game of Whist. Each game is good for two or more players, with most designed for a larger group to play together. Card games and guessing games, pantomime and word play—all provide an after-dinner evening of wit and amusement. Losers suffer silly penalties. Pass the slipper, sit in the Poet’s Chair, and wear mascara proofed for a blindfold. The perfect pastime for dessert and holidays. 5.5”l x 1.6”w x 7.4”h

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