Board game called 'Tummy Ache'

Made:
1983

Board game called 'Tummy Ache', for up to 4 players ages 3-10, a game to give children practise at recognising and matching shapes, produced by Orchard Toys, Keyworth, Notts, for Macdonald 345, 1983.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
1999-279
Materials:
cardboard
Measurements:
overall (lying flat): 38 mm x 158 mm x 235 mm, .194 kg
type:
board game
credit:
Museum property

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