Tracks
Board Game
1983 (published)
1983 (published)
Artist/Maker | |
Place of origin |
Design: chromolithography on card; backed with dark blue paper, folded
Shows a winter scene
No. of squares: 44
Squares illustrated: some
Square numbering: ?none
Squares titled: none
Subject of starting square: arrow
Subject of ending square: ?
Shows a winter scene
No. of squares: 44
Squares illustrated: some
Square numbering: ?none
Squares titled: none
Subject of starting square: arrow
Subject of ending square: ?
Object details
Category | |
Object type | |
Title | Tracks (manufacturer's title) |
Materials and techniques | Printed paper and card |
Brief description | Boxed board game, Tracks, made in England by James Galt & Co Ltd in 1983 |
Physical description | Design: chromolithography on card; backed with dark blue paper, folded Shows a winter scene No. of squares: 44 Squares illustrated: some Square numbering: ?none Squares titled: none Subject of starting square: arrow Subject of ending square: ? |
Dimensions |
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Production type | Mass produced |
Object history | The game is played much as Ludo, but the players have to collect the tracks made in the snow by the people and animals. CGG-GAMES & PUZZLES,1991 |
Historical context | Rewards: collecting tracks Forfeits: ? No. of Players: 4 Equipment required: spinner assembly, square white plastic with a set of 1 large and 4 small holes at each corner, a raised central circle with a hole in the middle and the spinner of white plastic with 6 compartments each with a different drawing and a purple button at centre; 10 cards, 2 each showing - 2 black tracks, paw marks, boot marks, hoof tracks, bird tracks. Rules placement: in four langauges, leaflet |
Production | Designed by Peter Curry |
Collection | |
Accession number | MISC.72-1983 |
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Record created | March 4, 2000 |
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