Saber of London (1960)

Based on the 1950's TV series of the same name. It is a detective game with some similarities to Cluedo in that the aim of the game is to identify the murderer. Up to 4 players use a telephone shaped spinner to move around the board collecting clues. Clues are recorded on crime sheets and the first player to correctly identify the murderer is the winner. The board comprises of 6 bedrooms, a bathroom, reception and Sabers office. Squares around these rooms allow players to move around the board depending on the number they spin. There are 4 wooden playing pieces and a spinner. There are 6 card men (one of which is the murderer) and a card body (a woman). The card men are stood in wooden blocks. There are also 6 clues cards (only 5 used in any one game) and 6 cards keys, silvered on one side and with a letter referring to a bedroom on the other.