The New Game Of Human Life Rare 18th.Century Board Game Published By Wallis And Newbery 1790 Neo-Classical who worked as a huntsman

who worked as a huntsman and then gamekeeper for three successive Lord Torringtons from 1733 to 1777

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The New Game Of Human Life Rare 18th.Century Board Game Published By Wallis And Newbery 1790 Neo-Classical who worked as a huntsmanThe New Game of Human Life. A rare folding hand coloured engraved game of two rows of 84 panels in anticlockwise spiral around central rules and with directions in corners, dissected and mounted on linen. 68 by 47 cms, sligtly soiled and playworn some edge losses to no real detriment. 8vo. Published by John Wallis & E. Newbery, July 14th. 1790. Race game following the course of a man's life, from 'The Infant' to 'The Immortal Man', with 12 panels