Navy and Gold 100th Birthday Games Set, Born in the 1920s, 20 Guests
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Navy and Gold 100th Birthday Games Set, Born in the 1920s, 20 Guests
- 3 GAMES IN ONE NAVY AND GOLD SET: Includes Who Knows Best, Older or Younger, and Born in the 1920s Trivia. 40 cards total, 20 for each card set with all cards dual-sided, each measuring 5" x 7" and easy to write on. Answer sheet included
- BORN IN THE 1920s THEME: Designed for birthday honorees born between 1920 and 1929. Covers 100th and 105th birthday celebrations and any milestone age in between. Works for men or women. Classic navy and gold color scheme suits any honoree
- BIRTHDAY HONOREE FILLS OUT ANSWER SHEET IN ADVANCE: The Who Knows Best game requires the honoree to complete their answer sheet before the party. Older or Younger and Born in the 1920s Trivia include answer keys and are ready to play right out of the box
- UP TO 20 GUESTS: Adults join in. The classic navy and gold design coordinates with navy and gold 100th birthday party decorations and supplies. Ideal for games for 100 year old birthday parties. Purchase additional sets for larger groups
- MADE IN THE USA by Distinctivs Party. Part of the Distinctivs 100th Birthday Party Games Collection
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