Vintage game original "RATIO" by Jumbo from 1974

Vintage game original "RATIO" by Jumbo from 1974

• Publisher: Jumbo (Hausemann and Hötte)
• Year of issue: 1975​

Description
This game can be played on 4 enclosed playing fields.

PAT
Pat's intention is to be the first to get his own pawns on the coloured dots of the opponent

WINGS
Played with two times 9 pawns in both colours. In turn, the two players place a pawn on one of the 24 dots of the game board trying to form a 'wing'.

START
In this game, one player gets 5 pawns of one colour, the other player 5 pawns of the other colour. The outside court always plays clockwise. Whoever throws the highest number of eyes with the die may start. It is played in turn.

PYRAMIDE
Both players get 10 pawns, the colours don't matter. Whoever throws the highest number of eyes with the die may start. He throws again and places one of his pawns on the closest circles to him.

With manual in Dutch, French, German, English, Swedish, Norwegian, Italian.

Condition
This game is in an original vintage condition with normal traces of use and age-related traces of wear.

Size box

• Height: 4 cm.
• Length: 18.5 cm.
• Width: 18.5 cm.

Jumbo (games)
Jumbo is a well-known Dutch manufacturer of board games.

Engelbert Hausemann, a German sales representative, founded a shop in Amsterdam on January 1, 1853. This store was the precursor of the current game publishers and manufacturers Hausemann & Hötte.

In 1860, Wilhelm Hötte (1843), the son of Engelbert Hausemann's sister, joined the ranks as employees. In 1873 he founded his own company. On December 27, 1882, Hausemann & Hötte decided to work together as the Hausemann & Hötte company. This collaboration lasted five years, Engelbert Hausemann withdrew on December 31, 1887 in old age. The company was dissolved and it was agreed that Wilhelm Hötte would continue the business under the existing company name.

In 1947 the first brochure with Jumbo games appeared. In 1978, Hausemann & Hötte acquired the designation 'Royal'.

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