ludo
Board Game
1925-1935 (published)
1925-1935 (published)
| Place of origin |
Design: printed on both sides to show Ludo type games, one for 4 players and one for 6
No. of squares: ?
Squares illustrated: none
Square numbering: none
Squares titled: none
Subject of starting square: none
Subject of ending square: none
No. of squares: ?
Squares illustrated: none
Square numbering: none
Squares titled: none
Subject of starting square: none
Subject of ending square: none
Object details
| Categories | |
| Object type | |
| Title | ludo (manufacturer's title) |
| Brief description | LUDO |
| Physical description | Design: printed on both sides to show Ludo type games, one for 4 players and one for 6 No. of squares: ? Squares illustrated: none Square numbering: none Squares titled: none Subject of starting square: none Subject of ending square: none |
| Dimensions | Size: 12 3/8in sq |
| Object history | marks: ORIGINAL-SPIEL Mensch ärgere Dich nicht GESETZLICH GESCHUTZT and T.F.S.M. in lower right corner of each side. |
| Historical context | Rewards: ? Forfeits: ? No. of Players: 4 or 6 Equipment required: markers, dice Rules: Single folded card games board, printed in colours to show the game LUDO on one side and another race game on the other. Fold is bound with red paper and the basic colour of the games i s buff with black lines and circles coloured with one of the given colours or white. Each is marked with the same lettering. The LUDO board is designed for four players, black, yellow, green and red with holding circles for the counters shown in each corner. The other game, designed for 6 players, red, green purple, yellow, black and blue, has holding circles in the corners and on each side for the counters. Its pattern is a 6 pointed star with each player progressing with 4 counters from a starting point to a finishing grid. It is basically Ludo for 6. Rules placement: none |
| Production | unknown |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | MISC.455-1992 |
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| Record created | March 4, 2000 |
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