The Marine Jockey Commission was formed by Merchant Seamen held as Prisoners of War in Germany during World War II. They provided sporting entertainment for their fellow prisoners and raised over £3,000 for the British Red Cross whilst still in captivity. Their most popular game involved an elaborate indoor version of Horse Racing and the Camp Race Nights attracted enormous crowds of fellow prisoners and turned a good profit. In a nod to their naval origins and equine interes

Spellbound, The fascinating new word game - for all ages. A Pepys Game First Published: circa 1964, A Pepys Game, Castell Brothers,...

Drive, The New, Exciting Driving Game, A Pepys Game First Published: circa 1960, A Pepys Game, Castell Brothers Ltd., St.Cross Street,...

Pepys Series Junior Stationery. A themed stationery set with the Eagle Magazine masthead on the box, the writing paper and the wrappers.

Between 1938 and 1967 there were 18 different Pepys games based on Walt Disney films or characters. Card Games, Dominoes and a Party Game.

Pepys Perma, Plastic Coated Playing Cards - Red & Blue Packs First Published: c 1960s, Castell Brothers Ltd. Contents: 52 + 2 Jokers

Pepys or Castell Bridge & Whist Products: Bridge Sets, Caskets, Score Sheets, Blocks, Cards, Tablets, Pads and Win & Lose Cards.

with a foreword by Walter Shaw & 4pp Advertising Supplement. First Published: 1931, Castell Brothers Limited, 55 Clerkenwell Road, London

Enid Blyton's Little Noddy Party Game, Pepys Party Game First Published: 1960s, Pepys Party Games Illustrator or Designer: After Enid Blyton

Pepys Card Games, Board Games, Envelope Games, Jigsaws, Dominoes and Party Games. Pepys ephemera, advertising & other products.

Alice, A Pepys Card Game, from the Walt Disney Film First Published: 1952, A Pepys Game by Castell Brothers Ltd, St. Cross Street, London

First Published: 1978, Pepys Series by Castell Brothers Ltd., London Illustrator or Designer: Not credited but assistance acknowledged

Muffin Card Game First Published: 1951 c., Pepys Series Games, Castell Brothers Ltd. St. Cross Street, London Illustrator: Neville Main

Dan Dare The Game of The Future, A Pepys Game First Published: 1953 A Pepys Game, Publisher: Castell Brothers Ltd. St. Cross Street, London

Channel X, A Pepys Game First Published: 1966, A Pepys Game by Castell Brothers Ltd., St. Cross Street, London

The Car Game, Pepys Series Card Game First Published: 1961, Castell Brothers Ltd., St Cross Street, London Illustrator: Barry Rowe

Foreign Legion, A Pepys Game with Two Maps First Published: 1960, A Pepys Game by Castell Brothers Ltd., St. Cross Street, London

Belisha, Pepys Series, Card Game First Published: 1938, Pepys Series by Castell Brothers, Contents: 53 Cards + Rules Booklet

Guiding Card Game, Pepys Series First Published: 1958, Pepys Series by Castell Brothers St. Cross Street, London

"Kargo", Card Golf First Published: circa 1937, Castell Brothers Ltd. London Illustrator or Designer: Bruce Angrave