Limited 250 decks
The Early Cinema Match Card Game is custom designed to share a fascination with cinema's enchanting history.
The game features 36 unique cards, including movie star portraits, 35mm nitrate film frames, projection equipment images, and movie theater exteriors, all scanned from a collection of rare cinema memorabilia.
Packaged and mailed IN new corrugated cardboard boxes for protection.
Match two sets of 36 cards in this 72-card deck
one player or play with friends
The Early Cinema Match Card Game helps promote the legacy of the silver screen through original imagery to encourage others to learn more about the beauty and fun of cinema with a hands-on game for all ages!
These poker-sized cards were designed from calibrated, high-resolution 600 and 800 dots per inch scans made directly from rare original materials. Nothing downloaded from the internet. The tuck box design is unique too!
The unique custom tuck box’s digital file layout. It was used by the deck manufacturer for printing.
How to Play
Play solo or with a number of people.
Starting the Game: To set up an Early Cinema Match Card Game, shuffle the cards and then place each card face down in a grid of parallel rows. Each player takes a turn by turning two cards over.
If they match, the player picks them up and keeps them and takes another turn until they fail to get a match. The player turns the cards back over if they don't match.
A match is when two cards have the same picture. For example, a match would be two of the same images of Mable Normand or two of the same portrait of Douglas Fairbanks.
The game is over when all of the cards have been matched and picked up. The winner is the player with the most matches.
