Box 46

Scope and Contents Two paper boards illustrated in color for antisemitic children's games known as "Het Nieuwe Joden-Spel" (The New Jews Game) and the "New and Fashionable Game of the Jew," London (1807). The "New and Fashionable Game of the Jew" features an illustration of a stereotypical Jewish banker with his moneybags in the center of the board. Both include playing instructions printed on the playing surface. Also includes a portrait of Johannes Pfefferkorn and antisemitic...