Philately 1974 Dixon Games

	Philately	1974	Dixon Games
	First produced	1972	Players	2 to 4	Age(s)	7+

	Click the picture for more			An exciting stamp collecting game in which players buy, sell, swap and bid at auction to build up a stamp collection. The first player to complete a collection of 40 stamps is the winner.
	Contents	Notes
	1 x playing board 1 x dice and shaker 4 x coloured playing pieces 1 x pack of Philately money; - 30 x £100 - 40 x £50 - 40 x £10 4 x identical album pages, each incorporating a swap section 4 x identical sets of 40 stamps plus 10 additional stamps 1 x rules leaflet 1 x game leaflet 1 x leaflet explaining the stamps in the game	This is a rare game to find and should not be confused with Collect produced in the early 1970s by Stanley Gibbons. The two games have very different game play and contents. The detail and quality of the colour stamp cards make the game very realistic. The game board has 60 squares where you acquire or lose stamps. There is a stamp shop, exchange club, exhibition hall, insurance Co. and a central auction room plus four strong rooms. The 170 fine replicas of actual stamps are printed in colour on card from 40 different countries. The game can last for up to 2 hours. There is an option for a two player game.

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An exciting stamp collecting game in which players buy, sell, swap and bid at auction to build up a stamp collection. The first player to complete a collection of 40 stamps is the winner.

Contents

Notes

1 x playing board

1 x dice and shaker

4 x coloured playing pieces

1 x pack of Philately money;
- 30 x £100
- 40 x £50
- 40 x £10

4 x identical album pages, each incorporating a swap section

4 x identical sets of 40 stamps plus 10 additional stamps

1 x rules leaflet

1 x game leaflet

1 x leaflet explaining the stamps in the game

This is a rare game to find and should not be confused with Collect produced in the early 1970s by Stanley Gibbons. The two games have very different game play and contents. The detail and quality of the colour stamp cards make the game very realistic.
The game board has 60 squares where you acquire or lose stamps. There is a stamp shop, exchange club, exhibition hall, insurance Co. and a central auction room plus four strong rooms.
The 170 fine replicas of actual stamps are printed in colour on card from 40 different countries.

The game can last for up to 2 hours. There is an option for a two player game.