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Box CFC Lottery Games Box 1

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Contains 4 Results:

Loto des Fables de La Fontaine, 1860

 Item — Box: CFC Lottery Games Box 1
Identifier: CFC2021.0175.1.1-24
Abstract The upper 2½" of each card is taken up with a good rendition after Grandville of an individual fable illustration over a block-print title. The lower 4¼" is taken up with La Fontaine's text and three columns of bingo-like numbers. (The middle column splits the text in cumbersome fashion.) Some cards have one or two footnotes on difficult or antiquated vocabulary. One of the twenty-four cards is outside the pattern. Its upper portion gives the game's title around a bust of La Fontaine,...
Dates: 1860

Complete Set of Lottery Cards, 1900

 File — Box: CFC Lottery Games Box 1
Identifier: CFC2021.0180.1.1-12
Abstract

The colored fable images here are exquisitely done. The number system is regular and consistent. The numbers in the upper left of each image are from 1 to 24. Those in the upper right of each image are from 25 to 48. Those in the lower left of each image are from 49 to 72. The numbers in the lower right of the first nine cards are from 73 through 90. The lower right numbers on the last three cards follow no system I can discern. Stiff board backing, slightly bowed.

Dates: 1900

Partial Set of Lottery Cards, 1900

 File — Box: CFC Lottery Games Box 1
Identifier: CFC2021.0181.1.1-6
Abstract

The colored fable images here are exquisitely done. The number system is regular and consistent. The numbers in the upper left of each image are from 1 to 24. Those in the upper right of each image are from 25 to 48. Those in the lower left of each image are from 49 to 72. The numbers in the lower right of the first nine cards are from 73 through 90. The lower right numbers on the last three cards follow no system I can discern. Stiff board backing, slightly bowed.

Dates: 1900

Partial Set of 6 Lottery Cards, Differently Numbered, 1880

 File — Box: CFC Lottery Games Box 1
Identifier: CFC2021.0181.1.7-12
Abstract

Six of the cards in this lot actually repeat cards in the above complete set. These other six follow a different numbering system, namely two sets of continuous numbers, four consecutive numbers at the top and then, after skipping eight numbers, another continuous set of numbers across the bottom of the board. These illustrations are well colored, and the boards themselves are well preserved.

Dates: 1880