Manufacturer Wills
Set Title Do You Know? A Series
Year 1922
No. Of Cards In Lot Full set of 50 cards
Condition Very Good
Other Information The subjects explain all those things you really should know. The Trivial Pursuit of the 1920s. Quite interesting and informative.

Cards
1 - Do You Know what "A1 at Lloyd's" means?
2 - Do You Know how an Acetylene Lamp Works?
3 - Do You Know why some Animals Hibernate?
4 - Do You Know the meaning of the Barber's Pole?
5 - Do You Know why Bees Sting and why they Hum?
6 - Do You Know why Belfry Windows have Sloping Boards?
7 - Do You Know why Birds' Beaks Vary in Shape?
8 - Do You Know why Birds' Eggs Vary in Colour and Shape?
9 - Do You Know what causes the Blue Sky?
10 - Do You Know a Butterfly from a Moth?
11 - Do You Know why Coachmen and Grooms wear Cockades?
12 - Do You Know why Chemicals have large bottles of Coloured Liquid in their Windows?
13 - Do You Know how Crickets and Grasshoppers Chirp?
14 - Do You Know why we have Easter Eggs and Hot Cross Buns?
15 - Do You Know the origin of Epaulettes?
16 - Do You Know why our Eyes deceive us?
17 - Do You Know why our Eyes deceive us?
18 - Do You Know that some Fishes Walk on Land?
19 - Do You Know what the Letters on a Fishing Boat mean?
20 - Do You Know why a Flag is Flown at Half-mast?
21 - Do You Know why the Glow-worm Glows?
22 - Do You Know the meaning of Hall-Marks on Silver?
23 - Do You Know why a Horse-shoe is used for Luck?
24 - Do You Know what causes Knots and Grain in Wood?
25 - Do You Know why Leaves Change Colour and Fall?
26 - Do You Know what causes Lightning?
27 - Do You Know how a Limpet Clings to a Rock?
28 - Do You Know what causes a Mirage?
29 - Do You Know the meaning of Motor Signs?
30 - Do You Know how our National Flag was Formed?
31 - Do You Know what causes Oak-apples?
32 - Do You Know the meaning of a Pawnbroker's Sign?
33 - Do You Know how Pearls are Formed?
34 - Do You Know what the Plimsol Mark means?
35 - Do You Know how to find the Pole-star?
36 - Do You Know what causes the Rainbow?
37 - Do You Know what the Royal Standard is?
38 - Do You Know why Sailors wear Collars?
39 - Do You Know why the Salmon Leaps?
40 - Do You Know how the Sargasso Sea was Formed?
41 - Do You Know why we Shake Hands?
42 - Do You Know what Shooting Stars are?
43 - Do You Know why a Scotsman wears a Sporran?
44 - Do You Know why the Stoat Changes Colour in Winter?
45 - Do You Know what causes the Colours of the Sunset?
46 - Do You Know a Toadstool from a Mushroom?
47 - Do You Know what causes a Waterspout?
48 - Do You Know the origin of the Wedding Ring?
49 - Do You Know the origin of Wigs and Gowns?
50 - Do You Know the Story of the Willow-pattern Plate?

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Grading Guide
EX Excellent Perfect cards, may have a minute amount of damage.
VG Very Good Nice cards, will have a factor that stops the card being EX. This could be a small mark or minor corner rounding (1 or 2 corners only).
G Good Will have more significant bad points. This could be a mark, or corner rounding (significant to 1 corner, or minor to all 4 corners), or there may be a bend (not a crease). The card could probably be slightly grubby.
F Fair These cards will have worse corner rounding, or a crease, or a bad mark, or be grubby.
P Poor Significant damage, only cards of value sold in this condition.