Goodall & Sons aptly named their Bezique sets "The Royal Game of Bezique." This original mid-19th century hinged lid box contains a twin deck (7-Ace) and includes a pair of original scorers and the original rules. According to the V&A Museum, these colourful point markers were available from Goodall & Son in 1868.
Print publishers and playing-card makers, Charles Goodall and Son, established the family firm in London in 1820, and by the late 1860's had become England's leading manufacturer of playing-cards. In 1922 the company merged with De La Rue and Co
Full and complete set with original tartan lifting tabs on the box. The rulebook has been tape repaired and the box has seen heavy use. The box is a a Grade 3 and the contents are a Grade 2 under the Hoyles Vintage Grading System.
