Not on display

BOGGLE

Spelling Game
©1985 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

card box printed in colours on orange and yellow to show the title in red, maker's details and photographs of the toy bottom is in black and white
contains an orange plastic tray with 16 square compartments (4x4) with a tall brown tinted perspex lid with the word Boggle moulded on top
16 dice of white wood marked with letters in black
hour glass timer enclosed in a plastic tube
instructions leaflet

Object details

Object type
TitleBOGGLE (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Moulded plastic, printed card, painted wood
Brief description
Boggle, Parker Family Games, French, 1985
Physical description
card box printed in colours on orange and yellow to show the title in red, maker's details and photographs of the toy bottom is in black and white
contains an orange plastic tray with 16 square compartments (4x4) with a tall brown tinted perspex lid with the word Boggle moulded on top
16 dice of white wood marked with letters in black
hour glass timer enclosed in a plastic tube
instructions leaflet
Dimensions
  • Box height: 22.6cm
  • Box width: 11.8cm
  • Box depth: 7.3cm
Production typemass produced
Marks and inscriptions
Boggle // PARKER® Family Games (trade mark; box; printed)
Object history
Parker Games was a division of General Mills Inc as was Palitoy which distributed the game in England. This game was made in France by General Mills Jeux et Jouets SA.
Historical context
In November 1985, Palitoy ceased trading as such and became part of Kenner Parker, a games company independent of General Mills.
Production
Most components made in France, the dice bag is marked Made in Western Germany and the time case is stamped Taiwan

Reason For Production: retail
Associated object
Collection
Accession number
MISC.497-1986

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Record createdJanuary 9, 2001
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