Horse Racing To-night, "Six Events With All the Thrills of the Real Course" Pepys Series and M.J.C. First Published: Circa 1946, Pepys Series & M.J.C. Illustrator or Designer: M.J.C. Contents: 1 Board, 6 Plastic Horses (with wooden or integrated stands), 3 cardboard Fences with wooden or brass stands, 2 Shakers and 4 dice (in various combinations of aluminium and wooden dice, spotted and/or coloured), 1 Rules Booklet or Sheet. The four sets I have used to illustrate this en

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

Him and Her, What Are They Doing? Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Illustrator or Designer: Bil (of London Opinion

Three different sets of Official Aircraft Recognition cards issued by British Military Authorities during World War II, 1941, 1942, 1945

Turnover, New Letter Game, Pepys SeriesFirst Published: c 1939, Pepys SeriesIllustrator or Designer: Not Credited Contents: 2 Envelopes

Spelso - Compendium of Spelling Games, With Anagrams & Crosswords, Pepys Series First Published: c 1940, Pepys Series Illustrator or Design

Anagrams Crosswords - A Compendium of Games, Pepys Series First Published: circa 1939, Pepys Series Illustrator or Designer: Not credited

Bottleneck, Pepys Series First Published: circa 1945, Pepys Series Illustrator or Designer: Ern Shaw credited

Snooker, Pepys Series First Published: circa 1940, Pepys Series Illustrator or Designer: Not Credited

Combat, Pepys Series First Published: circa 1939 Designer: Not Credited but "issued with permission of the publishers of 'Jutland' ".

Pepys produced a total of eight picture domino sets over the course of roughly thirty years:

Dingbats Dominoes, A Novel Game for Boys and Girls, First Published: circa 1939, Pepys Series Illustrator or Designer: Ern Shaw

"Gulliver's Travels" First Published: 1940, Anonymous Illustrator or Designer: Based on the Paramount Film of the same name.44 Cards + R

England Expects First Published: 1939 c, Anonymous Illustrator or Designer: Not credited but assistance is acknowledged (see rules).

Belisha Card Game, Pepys Series 1941 (The Red and Green backed packs of cards) Contents: 53 Cards + Rules Booklet

Walt Disney's Dumbo Card Game, Pepys Series First Published: 1941 c, Pepys Series

Film Fantasy Card Game First Published: 1939 Illustrator or Designer: Not credited but after MGM Contents: 45 Cards + Fold-Out Rules

"It's A Goal!" First Published: 1939 Anonymous Illustrator or Designer: Not Credited Contents: 44 Cards + Folded Rules Sheet

Kargo Card Game, Pepys Series, Red and Green, First Published: 1941, Bruce Angrave, Contents: 53 Cards + Rules Booklet

Mickey's Fun Fair Card Game, Pepys Series, Red and Blue boxed, First Published: 1939, 88 Cards in twin 44 card packs