Suffragette Card Game PANKO

Suffragette card game entitled Panko The Great Card Game Suffragists V Anti-Suffragists'. The cards were illustrated by E.T Reed, a cartoonist for Punch Magazine. The cards were divided into two camps - Pro-suffragists and Anti-suffragists. The Suffragist suits were coloured purple and green and the Antis, red and black, with four suits on each side. The suffragist cards were Toot, Toot, Toot, Pank, Pank, Pank, (Mrs. Pankhurst), Law, Law, Law (Christabel Pankhurst) and Votes for Women The Antis has, Help, Help, Help (Suffragette arrested) Turn em out, Fourteen Days (Judge passing sentence) and Gaol, Gaol, Gaol (In prison refusing food). Mentioned in Votes for Women newspaper, December 1909. Published by Peter Gurney Ltd. 2. Breams Buildings, London, E.C

Antis Breams Cartoonist Christabel Divided Entitled Fourteen Gaol Gurney Mentioned Pank Pankhurst Panko Refusing Sentence Suffragist Suffragists Toot Versus

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