Playing cards - Willem Tell - Paper

an extremely rare and culturally/historically interesting Dutch parlor game from the 19th century: “William Tell, A throwing game with 24 cards and 7 throwing stones.” This special children's or parlor game was published in Amsterdam by the well-known 19th-century publisher G. Portielje (known for early illustrated children's books and games). The front of the cardboard box features a beautiful, detailed lithograph/engraving depicting the classic story of William Tell and his son Walter. The game has its original instructions, showing that this set is complete: 14 figure cards, 10 number cards and 7 throwing stones. Specifications: Title: William Tell (A throwing game) Publisher: G. Portielje, Amsterdam Period: 19th century (Antique / Historical toy) Original composition: Consisting of an illustrated storage box, 24 playing cards and 7 throwing stones. Condition of the object: The game is in an authentic, antique condition with charming signs of age that suit its age (see photos for a good personal impression of the box and the cards). The litho on the front is still very striking and legible. (Optional to complete after checking your own set): The game is fully complete with all 24 cards and the 7 original throwing stones. OR: The cards and the box are present as shown in the photos. A beautiful and unique collectible for lovers of antique toys.