Английская Википедия:Adams & Co. (Boston)
Adams & Co. (c.1860s-1880s) was a publishing firm in Boston, Massachusetts, in the mid-19th century. It specialized in spiritualist authors such as Hudson Tuttle[1] and parlour games such as "Oliver Twist." John S. Adams ran the business, along with George L. Stafford.[2][3] It operated from offices on Bromfield Street (c.1867-1873), Pearl Street (c.1875) and Tremont Street (c.1880).[4][5]
Images
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How to Play Croquet, 1865
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1867 advertisement for "Oliver Twist" game of Charles Dickens characters
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"Cryptograph," 1869 (Library of Congress)
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"Feast of Flowers, a Floral Game of Fortune," 1869 (New York Historical Society)[6]
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Detail of map of Boston showing Bromfield St. and vicinity, 1860s (Boston Public Library)
Games and novelties
Some of the "games and novelties" issued and/or sold by the firm:[7][8][9] Шаблон:Div col
- Budget of Wonders
- The Chopped-Up Monkey
- The Conjuror's Puzzle
- The Cryptograph[10]
- The Electric Cannon
- The Electric Cottage, "... by an explosion without powder or fire this cottage is thrown high in air, the experiment being perfectly safe."
- Eskemo[11]
- The Feast of Flowers, "a floral game of fortune"[12]
- Forced Confessions
- Fun Alive
- Go–Bang, a Japanese Verandah Game; Stay–Bang and Slam–Bang[11]
- The Great Egg-Trick, "as performed by Moulabux, of the Asiatic Troupe at the Crystal Palace, London"
- Humorous Authors
- Invisible Ink
- The Invisible Money-Box
- Invisible Photographs
- Japanese Curiosos
- Japanese Egg
- Japanese Snapping Pictures
- Komikal Konversation Kards[13]
- Labyrinthian Puzzles
- The Love Chase
- The Magi Divination Cards
- The Magic Bottle
- Magic Picture Cards
- The Magic Wonder Telescope
- The Magician's Own Cards
- Match and Catch
- Mixed Pickles
- The Moslem Oracle
- The Most Laughable Thing on Earth
- Mystic Scrolls
- Oliver Twist
- Parlor Ring-Toss
- The Pigeon-Tail Puzzle
- Pocket Conjuring Box
- Popping the Question
- Puzzle Porridge
- Santa Claus Magical Christmas Box
- The Shakesperian Oracle
- The Seven Racers
- The Spiral Puzzle
- The Squirming Fish
- Three Merry Men
- Tom Thumb's Comical Fortune Teller
- Trade and Dicker
- Tumble-Down Dick
- Which is the Largest?
- The Wizard's Pack of Playing Cards
- Zarofiel[11]
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References
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