Pepys Series Junior Stationery. A themed stationery set with the Eagle Magazine masthead on the box, the writing paper and the wrappers.

In 1953 Pepys launched their first range of twelve Party Games. The games all came in boxes with a shared design of celebratory items

It Pays To Advertise, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games Illustrator or Designer: Not credited various companies

Disney Land Magic Drawings, A Walt Disney Party Game for Young People, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games

What's Wrong? The Famous Five Party Game for Girls & Boys by Enid Blyton, Pepys Party Games, 1953, Illustrated by Eileen Soper

Twenty Questions, The Ever Popular Radio Game, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Game Adapted by Maurice Winnick

Guess What? A Popular Photo Quiz, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games Illustrator or Designer: Not Credited

Ronnie Waldman's Puzzle Corner, The Famous Radio, TV, and Film Party Game, Pepys Party Games First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games

Whats My Line? Voted the Best Ever Party Game on TV., Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Pepys Party Games

Him and Her, What Are They Doing? Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Illustrator or Designer: Bil (of London Opinion

Arthur Askey's "Playmates", Limerick Party Game First Published: 1950s, Pepys Party Game Contents: 12 cards, 3 each of 4 different designs

The Wilfred Pickles' Radio Party Game, Have A Go!, Series 1 Pepys Party Games First Published: 1950s, Pepys Party Games

Riders of the Range, Round Up. An Action Game for Boys & Girls. By arrangement with the "Eagle" First Published: 1950s Pepys Party Games

Space Ships - The Dan Dare Treasure Hunt by arrangement with the "EAGLE" First Published: 1953, Pepys Party Games

Dan Dare The Game of The Future, A Pepys Game First Published: 1953 A Pepys Game, Publisher: Castell Brothers Ltd. St. Cross Street, London

Fishing, A Pepys Card Game First Published: 1953, Contents: 25 Hazard Cards, 34 Small Fish Cards, 1 Board, 6 Fishermen, 1 Die, Rules

Peter and the Pirates, A Pepys Card Game Based on the Walt Disney Film "Peter Pan" First Published: 1953, A Pepys Card Game

Riders of the Range, A Pepys Game First Published: 1953, A Pepys Game, Pepys Series Games, St. Cross Street, London