Children’s Nuzoo.

Complete with 12 coloured and numbered cards; [11.5 x 11 cm]; 6 double page score cards, each with instructions (mostly filled in with answers in pencil); and a a 'Key' card containg the corect answers; contained in the original box [11.5 x 13 x 1.8 cm], the lid with coloured title label (some dust marks minor damp stain affecting two edges).

A party game where the illustrated cards are placed around a room and each of the children given a score card, then trying to recognise the four different birds, animals and toys combined into a composite picture. Assorted head body, legs and tails of rabbits, chickens, giraffes, elephants, hens, camels etc. are combined together. The toys including a clown, doll and 'golliwog', but this is chiefly a semi-educational game as the majority of the Nuzoo creatures are real.

E. T. W. Dennis and Sons principal productions were postcards - including novelty, topographical and latterly saucy types - commercial art, greeting cards and tourist guides etc. Party games seem to have been a small offshoot of their business, with other titles including Guessit, Pintail, Pinnet, and Jumbles.