Physogs (patent applied for) 1930s Waddys

	Physogs (patent applied for)	?1930s	Waddys
	First produced	?1930s	Players	2 to 4	Age(s)	12+

Click the picture for more		4 x black and white photographic outline frame cards; - 2 male 2 female 52 x cards, 39 of which are monochrome photographs; - 13 eyes - 13 noses - 13 mouths - 13 type cards 1 x book of keys 1 x book of rules and play A card game with a difference and much more than simply a jigsaw. Physogs combines the principles of identikit with the game play of collecting and matching sets typical of card games. Build a face with consistent features using 13 types of facial character as described on type cards and in the key book.

Invented by Jacques Penry, writer for the Sunday Express and author of Character from the face, published by Hutchinson. An unusual, well presented and very rare game.