The New and Fashionable Game of the Jew
First published by the London printer and games specialist John Wallis Snr of 13 Warwick Square, on June 16, 1807, the aim of this simple dice and board game was to collect as many counters as possible to emulate the Jewish banker pictured in the centre of the board with his money bags.
The players each have to roll a pair of dice or a totem, which gives the number of counters they have to place on the corresponding square of the board.
If they throw a seven, their money goes to the Jew; if they throw a twelve, they receive all the counters on the board (Whitehouse)..
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