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HOR-02 ★ E. I. Horsman ▶ Lo Lo 

Attributes

  • full title • “Lo Lo” • the New Parlour Croquet Game
  • sold by • E. I. Horsman of New York, New York (not marked on game)
  • inventor • L. E. Lawrence
  • earliest known date • 1891
  • earliest date source • copyright by L. E. Lawrence
  • intellectual property markings • “Copyrighted 1891 by L. E. Lawrence”; “Lo Lo • Trade mark”; “Patent Applied For”
  • cardboard box dimensions • 12″ wide, 12″ high, 2″ deep
  • rules • (not present))
  • game type • tiddlywinks
  • keywords • croquet
  • AGPI Game ID • G-29861
  • GARD ID • (to be provided)
  • Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02
  • Varieties • (none known)

Images

title • "Lo Lo" • the New Parlour Game ♦ publisher • E. I. Horsman (not marked) ♦ inventor • L. E. Lawrence ♦ item • game cover ♦ photograph by • Rick Tucker ♦ source • Tucker Tiddlywinks Collection ♦ license to use • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 ♦ AGPI ID • G-29861 ♦ Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02c1
title • "Lo Lo" • the New Parlour Game ♦ publisher • E. I. Horsman (not marked) ♦ inventor • L. E. Lawrence ♦ date • © 1891 ♦ item • felt game target, winks, and wooden stylus squidgers ♦ photograph by • Rick Tucker ♦ source • Tucker Tiddlywinks Collection ♦ license to use • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 ♦ AGPI ID • G-29861 ♦ Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02c1
title • "Lo Lo" • the New Parlour Game ♦ publisher • E. I. Horsman (not marked) ♦ inventor • L. E. Lawrence ♦ date • © 1891 ♦ item • felt game target closeup ♦ photograph by • Rick Tucker ♦ source • Tucker Tiddlywinks Collection ♦ license to use • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 ♦ AGPI ID • G-29861 ♦ Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02c1
title • "Lo Lo" • the New Parlour Game ♦ publisher • E. I. Horsman (not marked) ♦ inventor • L. E. Lawrence ♦ date • © 1891 ♦ item • felt game target, low angle ♦ photograph by • Rick Tucker ♦ source • Tucker Tiddlywinks Collection ♦ license to use • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 ♦ AGPI ID • G-29861 ♦ Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02c1

Advertisement

item • advertisement in rules leaflet ♦ in title • Halma ♦ publisher • E. I. Horsman (not marked) ♦ inventor • G. H. Monks ♦ date • © 1885, 1889 ♦ photograph by • Rick Tucker ♦ source • Tucker Tiddlywinks Collection ♦ license to use • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 ♦ in game AGPI ID • G-34861c1 ♦ ad for Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02

Copyright

item • U.S. copyright card ♦ for title • Lo Lo ♦ claimant • L. E. Lawrence of New Brighton, New York ♦ date • © 1891 ♦ U.S. copyright # • W 1891 34301 ♦ source • Library of Congress Virtual Card Catalog ♦ license to use • public domain ♦ for Tucker Tw ID • HOR-02

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Article

"LO LO."

A new parlor croquet game, known as "Lo Lo," is being introduced by E. I. Horsman, New York. This is the latest and is believed to be the best thing in the way of a "Tiddledy Winks" game yet brought out.

The cut illustrates the cover of the box containing the game and shows the method of playing.

The implements of the game consist of a piece of green felt, 11 by 28 inches, with a border stamped in black. On this felt there is a regular croquet lay out of wire arches and stakes. Six colored bone disks and six "mallet disks" complete the outfit. The colored disks represent the balls and the "mallet disks" are used to snap them into positions or through the arches.

American Stationer • 27 September 1891 • page 431
American Stationer • 27 September 1891 • page 431

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