It pays to advertise party game Pepys Castell Brothers

Title

It pays to advertise party game

Manufactured by

Pepys and Castell Brothers Ltd

First produced

1950s?

This edition

1950s

Number of players

2 or more

Age range

Not specified, but players need to be aware of 1950s advertising.

Object of the game

To identify companies or products by a number of clues including advertising logos and slogans.

Game contents

12 x advertising quiz cards comprising;
-3 x card no.1- with 5 advertising logos
-3 x card no.2- with 5 advertising logos
-3 x card no.3 - with 6 advertising slogans
-3 x card no’4 - with 6 advertising slogans
1 x rules leaflet

Further notes

Half of the cards show exact reproductions of parts of well known advertisements which regularly appeared on TV, in the press or on posters. On the remaining cards, well-known advertising slogans are printed.
If 12 or less players are taking part, each player is given a card and allowed 5 minutes to write their answers before moving on to the next card (4 different cards in total).
f there are more than 12 players, all the cards should be placed around the room allowing players a set time to study them and write their answers to the 4 different cards.
There are 22 questions in total.
The products, logos and advertising slogans included in the pack dates the game to the 1950s
This is a great party game providing a nostalgic review of the 1950s advertising world.
Part of the Pepys party games series.
Other party games in this series include;
What do you know?- a general knowledge quiz game
On the carpet- A ‘talk yourself out of this!’ game.
Caption it!- A picture puzzle game.
Scorewords- A word making party game.
Password- An absorbing word game.
Forfeits- The first favourite of party games.
Photocrime- The crime club party game
64,000 question- A party game based on the world famous TV show.
What’s that?- The close up photo-quiz game (series 1 and 2)
Treasure quest- A treasure hunt game to find the pirates’ hoard.
What’s my line?- Adapted from the TV panel game
20 questions- The radio party game
Little Noddy- Enid Blyton’s game for young players.
I-quiz- A not-too-serious ‘I.Q.’ game to discover the brains of the party.
1-2-3 quiz- A game to test how well the players really know their subject.