Stanley Gibbons Collect: as it says on the box, "share the excitement and tension of building a major stamp collection". Stanley Gibbons is a famous UK firm that sells postage stamps to collectors and published this game in the 70s to promote the hobby. There wasn't much to do in Britain in the 70s.
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Category: Boredom, Games, 1970s, United Kingdom, Postal Services
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Category: Awards, Prizes, Competitions and Contests, Food, North America, United Kingdom, Twenty-first Century
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Category: Military, Royalty, Sleep and Dreams, 1920s, United Kingdom, Anomie, Exhaustion, and General Malaise
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Category: Inventions, Shopping, Hotels, 1960s, United Kingdom
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Category: Cryptozoology, Freaks, Oddities, Quirks of Nature, Humor, United Kingdom
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Category: Inventions, 1950s, United Kingdom
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Category: Hoaxes and Imposters and Imitators, Music, Prisons, 1970s, United Kingdom
Plymouth Western Morning News - Sep 28, 1950
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Category: Fish, Conspiracy Theories and Theorists, 1950s, United Kingdom
Derby Evening Telegraph - May 14, 1966
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Category: 1960s, United Kingdom, Weapons
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Category: Music, Puppets and Automatons, Cartoons, United Kingdom, Twentieth Century
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