I recently purchased a Tarot pack and case labelled "Pepys of London". Nobody I have spoken to had ever heard of a Pepys Tarot before.

Ever since 1951 games illustrated by Racey Helps have been published under the Pepys brand. A total of 10 different games were published.

Racey Helps Woodland Snap, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, London SW19 Illustrator: Racey Helps Contents: 44 Card

Woodland Happy Families, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, London SW19 44 Cards Illustrator: Racey Helps

Alice in Wonderland, Card Game, Pepys Series First Published: 1984,Gibsons Games, London Illustrator: John Tenniel 44 Cards

Jaques Original Happy Families, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, London SW19 Illustrator or Designer: John Tenniel

Jaques Original Snap, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, London SW19 Illustrator or Designer: John Tenniel

Peter Pan Card Game, Pepys Series First Published: 1988, by Gibsons Games, London Illustrator: Charles A. Buchel Contents: 44 Cards

There are 11 editions of Pepys' Speed card game: 1st 2nd 3rd 5th 6th 7th 8th 10th 12th 14th 15th . There is no 4th 9th 11th or 13th edition.

Speed (15th Edition) Pepys Series First Published: 1988, by Gibsons Games, London SW19 2RB Illustrator or Designer: Mark Bromley

British Wild Flowers, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, London SW19 Illustrator or Designer: Uncredited

British Wild Birds, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, Littlers Close, London SW19 Illustrator or Designer: Uncredited

Noddy Snap, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games Illustrator: After Enid BlytonContents: 44 Cards + Folded Rules

Rupert, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, Littlers Close, London SW19 Illustrator or Designer: After Alfred Bestall

Word Maker Card Game, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, Littlers Close, London SW19 Designer: Not Credited

Beatrix Potter's Rummy, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, by Gibsons Games, Littlers Close, London SW19 Illustrator: Beatrix Potter

Allison Uttley's Little Grey Rabbit Card Game, Pepys Series First Published: 1984, Pepys Series, Gibsons Games, Littlers Close, London SW19

Between 1938 and 1967 there were 18 different Pepys games based on Walt Disney films or characters. Card Games, Dominoes and a Party Game.

Three different sets of Official Aircraft Recognition cards issued by British Military Authorities during World War II, 1941, 1942, 1945

This previously undocumented pack of Speed (3rd Edition) the card game by Pepys is unlike any other, the box is blank except for the name.