Two young men from Kidlington, England, have developed games that can be played through the post. – Vintage Photograph

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Anthony Ashcroft and Jonathan Wilcox, of the Alchemists Guild, have designed games that can be played through the post by up to 20 players. The games involve variations of historical battles and role playing and have earned the pair a 50 prize.Anthony Ashcroft and Jonathan Wilcox, of the Alchemists Guild, have designed games that can be played through the post by up to 20 players. The games involve variations of historical battles and role playing and have earned the pair a 50 prize.

Dimensions: 18.5 x 18.5 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04842107

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OCR computer generated text:

BEME 6.0.6006 MAK

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Jonathan Wilcox and Anthony Ashcroft, of Alchemists Guild reckons it is a place which is undeveloped pictorially. 63 He makes this point simply to illustrate his fresh approach to capturing Oxford’s beauty. His company is called Eng- lishman. David is very much the Englishman, being drawn to Oxford after attending col- lege for a degree in art and design and photography something he could not achieve in his adopted city. He won 50 as a runner-up in the established section. Two young Kidlington men, Anthony Ashcroft and Jonathan Wilcox, believe they have found the chemistry for success. Their company has the intriguing name of the Alchemists Guild, a title chosen deliberately to arouse the curious. They have designed games which can be played by oppo- nents who never see one an- other. Their games are played through the post by up to 20 people. They landed a 50 prize. But they are games with a difference – one is a variation of an historical battle, another involves role playing. This is a popular theme of a game played with the help of the postman. BT UREBAN 27 OM d 37 ? 48 an derp