Two Kan-u-go Crossword Game Decks, c. 1930s, Complete with Instructions 1930s art most worthy of framing or

most worthy of framing or otherwise mounting and displaying

it would be quite a thing to pour from

but I think likely they were part of a model railroad

There seems to be just a tiny bit of warping to the wood of the lid such that it sits just a tiny bit higher on one side - very minor

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Two Kan-u-go Crossword Game Decks, c. 1930s, Complete with Instructions 1930s art most worthy of framing orI bought these decks, housed in an old "Flinch" box, just because I thought the lettered cards were great looking, and was happy to get them home to find that both decks appear to be more or less complete, and include the original instruction booklet. While I have found some others of the larger, red backed deck out there, I have found no other copy of the green backed deck, which I believe are earlier, and which look just let the letters from old eye