Trade Catalogs and Collector Guides
Listing of tiddlywinks games costing 96¢ to $3.
Listings of tiddlywinks games from a large variety of companies.
Listings of tiddlywinks games from a large variety of companies.
Tiddledy winks and Snap Tennis
Tiddledy winks and Snap Tennis
Illustration.
Illustration.
At the top of each page:
GAMAGES OF HOLBORN. BENETFINKS OF CHEAPSIDE.
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Price 1/9 post 3d
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Price 9d. Postage 3d.
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Price 9d., 1/9 and 3/6. Post 3d. and 4d.
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Published by J. Jaques & Son
Price 9d. & 2/- Post 3d.
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J.W.S.&S. [J. W. Spear & Son]
Enamelled cup and vegetable ivory counters ..1[...]
Post 3d.
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With goal posts, ball and set of flippers.
Price .. 9d. and 1/9
Post 3d. and 4d.
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Barnyard Tiddledy Winks, Parker Brothers, 1930, complete, MIB from $50 to $95
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Dennis the Menace Tiddlywinks EX, V1, $20
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Improved Game of Tiddlywinks [sic correct=Tiddledy Winks] McLoughlin Bros., 1890, complete, EX (EX box), A $50
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Mickey Mouse Tidleywinks, Chad Valley, 1935, EXIB, A... $425.00
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Tiddly Winks Barrage Game, Corey Games, World War II, EX (EX box) F3, $125.00
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Tiddle Tennis Ex $35
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Mickey Mouse tiddly winks, Chad Valley, NMID $275
Walt Disney Tiddley-Winks, 1963, NM 27.50
Tiddly winks, Milton Bradley , 1932, $15
Tiddley Winks, Transogram, 1939, EX in VG box $24.00
TOY, TIDDLEDYWINKS, PARKER BROTHERS, 1897 ... 5.00
Game, Tiddly-Winks, Wooden Cup & Box 12.00
Game, tiddlywinks, J.W. & S. Bavaria China cup 16.00
Game, tiddlywinks, Machine-Turned Wooden cup, boxed 12.00
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Game, Tiddley Winks, Cobalt Blue Glass, J. Pressman 3.50
Game, Tiddly Winks, dated 1890 8.00
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Toy, Tiddley Winks, J. Pressman, Cobalt Blue Glass 3.50
Pitchem Winks
Little Kittens Tiddlywinks by Spears
tiddlywinks, 1932, $18
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Dennis the Menace Tiddlywinks, Whitman, $35.00
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Tiddlywinks, Huckle Berry Hound, 1960, $23.00
McLoughlin Game of Basket Ball, $60-900, very rare
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Blinkey Blinx Tiddley Winks Game, 1929, $30-$65
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Fiddle [sic correct=Tiddle] Tennis, manufactured by Schoenhut, 1938, $25-$50
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Donald Duck Tiddley Winks Game, boxed, 1950s, $10-$20
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Ludwig von Drake Tiddley Winks, Disney, Whitman, 1960s, $10-$20
Milton Bradley 4287 Tiddledy-Winks [with MB logo in circle with center line] $50-100 [Box is square, girl at left, boy at right, dog at top, cat at bottom]
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Tiddle Flip Baseball by Modern Craft Ind., 1949, 25.00
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Winko Basebal" by Milton Bradley, 60.00
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Tiddley Golf Game by Milton Bradley, 1928, 100.00
TIDDLEDY WINKS.
The first price is retail; the second (coded in letters) price is net.
- No. 1 Glass Cup… Per Doz. $0.25 r.so
- No. 25 Basket Cup, popular edition… Per Doz. 25 r.ue
- No. 50 Basket Cup, standard edition… Per Doz. 50 d.ue
- No. 70 Tiddledy Winks, Enamel Cup… u.ne
- No. 100 Bone Cup, fine edition… Per Doz. $1.00 y.ue
- No. 150 Tiddledy Winks and Tennis combined… Per Doz. $1.00 l.so
- Tiddledy Winks Ten Pins… d.so
Code: Pansy
Nos.: 850
Tiddledy Winks No. 0, [crossed out: Duranoid] Bone [written in] Chips
Price per Gross: $12.00
Code: Parade
Nos. 851
Tiddledy Winks No. 1, Bone Chips ...
Price per Gross: $18.00
Code: Parcel
Nos. 852
Tiddledy Winks No. 2, Bone Chips ...
Price per Gross: $36.00
Code: Parish
Nos. 853
Tiddledy Winks No. 3, Bone Chips ...
Price per Gross: $72.00
Code: Padlock
Nos. 854
Game of Hurdles ...
Price per Gross: $36.00 not determined to be tiddlywinks
Code: SPIRAL
Nos.: 490
King's Quoits
Price Per Gross: 72 00
No. 490.—KING'S QUOITS
Size, 15 x 17 inches
This game is a parlour quoit game played with light brass rings and a target-board filled with pegs for catching them.
There is also a tiddledy-winks game to be played upon the same target-board with perforated bone discs instead of chips, which is of merit equal to the regular quoits.
The game is very bright and attractive, as well as very simple to play. It is adapted to the use of children or young people.
No. 850. TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 0, 25 Cents.
Duranoid Winks.
Box 3 x 4½ inches.
This game is similar to No. 1 wood pot, except that it has "Winks" and "Tiddledies" of duranoid instead of bone. This is neatly put up and a good Tiddledy Winks game, but is not quite so pleasant to play as a set with the bone winks.
No. 851. — TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 1, 30 Cents.
Size, 3 x 4½ inches, wood pots.
" 4½x 4½ " glass pots.
The game is played the same as that described under Tiddledy Winks, No. 2, above. These sets have not mats, but are intended to be used on a soft table cover. One to four may play.
We regard the wood pot as preferable to the glass for children, as it is much safer. The glass pot gives an attractive resonant sound as the chips fall into it, which induces some to prefer it.
No. 852.—TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 2.
50 Cents.
4½ x 8 inches.
The game of Tiddledy Winks is played with six round bone chips, or "Winks," ⅝ of an inch in diameter, one large chip, 1⅛ inches in diameter, a soft mat or table cover for each player, and a cup or "pot" for common use.
To play, a small chip is put on the mat; the large chip, grasped between the forefinger and thumb, is pressed upon its centre and drawn steadily away from the "pot." When the edge of the small chip, or Wink, is reached, it flies forward and upward toward the pot. The game is to put the Winks in the "pot" in this manner, as in the picture above. No. 2 has six sets of men, three mats, one for each pair of partners, and a wooden cup, or Wink pot.
The label is printed in colors.
No. 490.—KING'S QUOITS
Size, 15 x 17 inches
This game is a parlour quoit game played with light brass rings and a target-board filled with pegs for catching them.
There is also a tiddledy-winks game to be played upon the same target-board with perforated bone discs instead of chips, which is of merit equal to the regular quoits.
The game is very bright and attractive, as well as very simple to play. It is adapted to the use of children or young people.
No. 850. TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 0, 25 Cents.
Duranoid Winks.
Box 3 x 4½ inches.
This game is similar to No. 1 wood pot, except that it has "Winks" and "Tiddledies" of duranoid instead of bone. This is neatly put up and a good Tiddledy Winks game, but is not quite so pleasant to play as a set with the bone winks.
No. 851. — TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 1, 30 Cents.
Size, 3 x 4½ inches, wood pots.
" 4½x 4½ " glass pots.
The game is played the same as that described under Tiddledy Winks, No. 2, above. These sets have not mats, but are intended to be used on a soft table cover. One to four may play.
We regard the wood pot as preferable to the glass for children, as it is much safer. The glass pot gives an attractive resonant sound as the chips fall into it, which induces some to prefer it.
No. 852.—TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 2.
50 Cents.
4½ x 8 inches.
The game of Tiddledy Winks is played with six round bone chips, or "Winks," ⅝ of an inch in diameter, one large chip, 1⅛ inches in diameter, a soft mat or table cover for each player, and a cup or "pot" for common use.
To play, a small chip is put on the mat; the large chip, grasped between the forefinger and thumb, is pressed upon its centre and drawn steadily away from the "pot." When the edge of the small chip, or Wink, is reached, it flies forward and upward toward the pot. The game is to put the Winks in the "pot" in this manner, as in the picture above. No. 2 has six sets of men, three mats, one for each pair of partners, and a wooden cup, or Wink pot.
The label is printed in colors.
No. 490.—KING'S QUOITS
Size, 15 x 17 inches
This game is a parlour quoit game played with light brass rings and a target-board filled with pegs for catching them.
There is also a tiddledy-winks game to be played upon the same target-board with perforated bone discs instead of chips, which is of merit equal to the regular quoits.
The game is very bright and attractive, as well as very simple to play. It is adapted to the use of children or young people.
No. 850. TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 0, 25 Cents.
Duranoid Winks.
Box 3 x 4½ inches.
This game is similar to No. 1 wood pot, except that it has "Winks" and "Tiddledies" of duranoid instead of bone. This is neatly put up and a good Tiddledy Winks game, but is not quite so pleasant to play as a set with the bone winks.
No. 851. — TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 1, 30 Cents.
Size, 3 x 4½ inches, wood pots.
" 4½x 4½ " glass pots.
The game is played the same as that described under Tiddledy Winks, No. 2, above. These sets have not mats, but are intended to be used on a soft table cover. One to four may play.
We regard the wood pot as preferable to the glass for children, as it is much safer. The glass pot gives an attractive resonant sound as the chips fall into it, which induces some to prefer it.
No. 852.—TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 2.
50 Cents.
4½ x 8 inches.
The game of Tiddledy Winks is played with six round bone chips, or "Winks," ⅝ of an inch in diameter, one large chip, 1⅛ inches in diameter, a soft mat or table cover for each player, and a cup or "pot" for common use.
To play, a small chip is put on the mat; the large chip, grasped between the forefinger and thumb, is pressed upon its centre and drawn steadily away from the "pot." When the edge of the small chip, or Wink, is reached, it flies forward and upward toward the pot. The game is to put the Winks in the "pot" in this manner, as in the picture above. No. 2 has six sets of men, three mats, one for each pair of partners, and a wooden cup, or Wink pot.
The label is printed in colors.
No. 490.—KING'S QUOITS
Size, 15 x 17 inches
This game is a parlour quoit game played with light brass rings and a target-board filled with pegs for catching them.
There is also a tiddledy-winks game to be played upon the same target-board with perforated bone discs instead of chips, which is of merit equal to the regular quoits.
The game is very bright and attractive, as well as very simple to play. It is adapted to the use of children or young people.
No. 850. TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 0, 25 Cents.
Duranoid Winks.
Box 3 x 4½ inches.
This game is similar to No. 1 wood pot, except that it has "Winks" and "Tiddledies" of duranoid instead of bone. This is neatly put up and a good Tiddledy Winks game, but is not quite so pleasant to play as a set with the bone winks.
No. 851. — TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 1, 30 Cents.
Size, 3 x 4½ inches, wood pots.
" 4½x 4½ " glass pots.
The game is played the same as that described under Tiddledy Winks, No. 2, above. These sets have not mats, but are intended to be used on a soft table cover. One to four may play.
We regard the wood pot as preferable to the glass for children, as it is much safer. The glass pot gives an attractive resonant sound as the chips fall into it, which induces some to prefer it.
No. 852.—TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 2.
50 Cents.
4½ x 8 inches.
The game of Tiddledy Winks is played with six round bone chips, or "Winks," ⅝ of an inch in diameter, one large chip, 1⅛ inches in diameter, a soft mat or table cover for each player, and a cup or "pot" for common use.
To play, a small chip is put on the mat; the large chip, grasped between the forefinger and thumb, is pressed upon its centre and drawn steadily away from the "pot." When the edge of the small chip, or Wink, is reached, it flies forward and upward toward the pot. The game is to put the Winks in the "pot" in this manner, as in the picture above. No. 2 has six sets of men, three mats, one for each pair of partners, and a wooden cup, or Wink pot.
The label is printed in colors.
No. 490.—KING'S QUOITS
Size, 15 x 17 inches
This game is a parlour quoit game played with light brass rings and a target-board filled with pegs for catching them.
There is also a tiddledy-winks game to be played upon the same target-board with perforated bone discs instead of chips, which is of merit equal to the regular quoits.
The game is very bright and attractive, as well as very simple to play. It is adapted to the use of children or young people.
No. 850. TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 0, 25 Cents.
Duranoid Winks.
Box 3 x 4½ inches.
This game is similar to No. 1 wood pot, except that it has "Winks" and "Tiddledies" of duranoid instead of bone. This is neatly put up and a good Tiddledy Winks game, but is not quite so pleasant to play as a set with the bone winks.
No. 851. — TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 1, 30 Cents.
Size, 3 x 4½ inches, wood pots.
" 4½x 4½ " glass pots.
The game is played the same as that described under Tiddledy Winks, No. 2, above. These sets have not mats, but are intended to be used on a soft table cover. One to four may play.
We regard the wood pot as preferable to the glass for children, as it is much safer. The glass pot gives an attractive resonant sound as the chips fall into it, which induces some to prefer it.
No. 852.—TIDDLEDY WINKS — No. 2.
50 Cents.
4½ x 8 inches.
The game of Tiddledy Winks is played with six round bone chips, or "Winks," ⅝ of an inch in diameter, one large chip, 1⅛ inches in diameter, a soft mat or table cover for each player, and a cup or "pot" for common use.
To play, a small chip is put on the mat; the large chip, grasped between the forefinger and thumb, is pressed upon its centre and drawn steadily away from the "pot." When the edge of the small chip, or Wink, is reached, it flies forward and upward toward the pot. The game is to put the Winks in the "pot" in this manner, as in the picture above. No. 2 has six sets of men, three mats, one for each pair of partners, and a wooden cup, or Wink pot.
The label is printed in colors.
No. 5555.--KING'S QUOITS
Retail $1.10, Express extra
This is a "parlor quoits" game, played by snapping brass rings on to a target board. A tiddledy-wink game may also be played with the men.
No. 850A. — TIDDLEDY WINKS No. 00
Size, 5½ x 4½ inches
This box contains a full set of bone "winks" etc. and a cup. The label is in full colors and varnished.
Put up in dozens.
No. 7728 — TIDDLEDY WINKS, No. 0
Size, 4½ x 7 inches
This box contains a full set of bone chips for 4 players and a wooden cup.
The label is lithographed in full colors and varnished.
Put up in dozens
No. 7738. — TIDDLEDY WINKS, No. 1
Size, 8½ x 5½ inches
This box contains a full set of bone chips for 6 players, and a glass cup.
The label is in full lithographic colors and varnished.
Put up in dozens.
No. 7748.—TIDDLEDY WINKS, No. 2, COMBINATION
Size, 9 x 12½ inches
This box contains a full and handsome equipment for six players. In addition, there is a device with which two interesting target games can be played. The label is in full colors and varnished.
Put up in ½ dozens
No. 7735.—DUTCH WINKS
Size, 5½ x 5½ inches
The equipment in this set consists of sufficient bone chips for 4 players, and a glass cup. The box label is brightly lithographed in full colors.
Put up in dozens.
Sets numbered 35, 50, 34, 33a, 33, 32, 43, 80, 38, 29, 29a, 29b; 14 (Hop Scotch Tiddledy Winks), 16 (Progressive Tiddledy Winks)
GAMES
Milton Bradley 1940s-50s PTY120.BS0 Winko Baseball $225
Hop Scotch Tiddledy Winks, Parker Brothers, 1891, 10¼ x 6¾, 1 cup, 20 winks, 2 felt pads, 1 hopscotch court, advertising leaflet, rules leaflet, $60
winks [...] pot
General catalogue.
Catalogue.
Images and description of the painting, Tiddley Winks, by William Somerville Shanks.
Five versions of tiddlywinks.
19¢ game with semitransparent winks.
A tiddlywinks game © 1890 listed for $20.
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Popeye's Game: Tiddly Winks type (Parker Bros.) $225
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Popeye's Game, tiddly winks-type game Parker Brothers 1948 $135
1940s Winko Baseball board game, M.I.B. $300