Earlier this month I posted the vintage Dandy Candy card game set (there's a few more vintage card games in the AEET archive too if you look around a little), and here's another one with super fun, colorful illustrations, released by E. E. Fairchild Corp, Rochester, N.Y. sometime in the 50's or 60's. I really love the indian and the drunken clown, but nothing beats that wacky witch and her awesome shrieking cat! I also included directions for the 4 separate games at the very bottom. GO CRAZY!!
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wow - these are so great. i totally want to make a set of them (doll house size or smaller!)!
i think i like the jack-o-lantern guy the best -but i'm pretty partial to them in general. and the pirate guy is great - esp since he looks like a cab driver who just put on a halloween costume or something.
Aye matey, yee passenger fare to Crafty Isle be $5,000 in haunted gold dubloons!
ha! forget it buddy! i'll walk.
Argh!
ye gots to lower ye prices matey! i'll give you one haunted gold dubloon and no more! wait, how did i wind up with a pirate accent?
Hardy har, tis be ye land lubbered ye days as a Romanian-Canadian with just a splash of Seven Seasian!
me thinks ye braine fell out and sank to the bottome o' the seven seas.
It's a'sleepin' with the fishes for me scurvy brain now, is it then? I'll be sure to say hi to Davey Jones for ye...
OK, how many of each of these make a full deck. I didn't bother to read all four sets of instructions this time and try to make a guess (I figured it would be easier to ask).
Yep, 4 each for this set too
Thank you for both answers.
My pleasure! You may also want to check my archive for MIXIES and CRAZY EIGHTS, both of those are great too.
I've seen that caterpillar somewhere in the past, now I know where! They're all great, but ESPECIALLY the caterpillar.
I'm glad to see someone give that bug some love-- he's too weird and wonderful to ignore!
I kinda like the moon, too.
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