Two items. Both are 1920s. 4.75x17.5" wood frame displays 2.5x14-5/8" uncut sheet of sequentially numbered 1-10 strip cards. Scenes including Charlie introducing himself and placing his hat on black cat's tail titled "New Hat Rack", balancing hat and scaring woman and running and being stopped by policeman titled "Stop Louis", escaping and then hitching a ride on a taxi titled "Quickest Way Pays" and skipping out on fare. Exc. and ready for display. Snap card game comes in two piece illustrated cardboard box which slides out to extend Charlie's legs. Box has scattered wear around edges and top surface is lightly curved. Fine. Game has no instructions but consists of eight sets of three cards which feature graphics of Chaplin in different scenes. Card have lt. aging. VF. Nice for display.