The Journey, or Cross Roads to Conqueror's Castle. An Interesting Game. Courage - Juvenile fiction

The Journey, or Cross Roads to Conqueror's Castle. An Interesting Game. Courage - Juvenile fiction(Games) Spooner, William. THE JOURNEY, OR CROSS ROADS TO CONQUEROR'S CASTLE. AN INTERESTING GAME. London: Wm. Spooner, 259 Regent Street, [between 1831 1836]. FIRST EDITION. Square 16mo 5 13 16" x 5 13 16"; containing a 12 section hand colored lithograph printed on a folded, linen backed sheet of stiff paper measuring 16 1 2" x 21 3 4", to be used as the game board when unfolded; game sheet pasted on to p. [3] of covers. Dark green cloth covered

48mo - 3-7/8" x 2-9/16"

This drawing was published on page 52 of the March 1939 issue of Parents' Magazine

It stands as a brilliant precursor to the nineteenth-century moveable toy book and the modern celluloid overlay

areas of wear to the front and back covers where the glaze and the yellow surface have been lightly rubbed to where some areas

and "Kaw squaw and papoosie" written in pencil to same

Authors of The Adventures of "Two Dutch Dolls and a Golliwogg

A MAGNIFICENT

Watercolor on board

QUARTER PLATE AMBROTYPE PHOTOGRAPH OF A YOUNG BOY WITH SUBTLE HAND-TINTING AND EMBELLISHING

circa 1915

" The back page with a reproduction of a Journalist Union of Cuba poster used to point out the importance of journalism in the struggle against Yankee Imperialism

The condition of the showcard is VERY GOOD