Zoo: Beat your Neighbour card game - 1960s

Zoo: Beat Your Neighbour is a card game made by Arrow in the 1960s, originally designed for children and families.

Rules:

• Players take turns flipping over cards from the top of their decks.
• If a player reveals a "put" card, the next player must turn over a specified number of cards.
• If no additional "put" cards are drawn, the player who first played a "put" card wins all the face-up cards.
• The game continues until one player has won all the cards, declaring them the winner.

The deck consists of 36 colourful cards, oblong in shape with pointed corners, and printed on untreated cardboard. Includes original rules and is in very good condition, only a little wear to the edges of the box. Grade 1 under the Hoyles Vintage Grading System.