Jenga – Signed by Creator – Unique Gift Edition

Oxford Games

£21

Personalised by you and autographed by the inventor Exclusive to Oxford Games, this special edition of Jenga will make an unforgettable gift for Jenga aficionados, as well as those who have yet to be introduced to this well-loved game. For a limited period only, a set of classic Jenga by Hasbro includes an extra Jenga brick autographed by Leslie Scott , the inventor of Jenga, and the option to add your own message for the lucky recipient. To create a collector’s edition and a gift to be treasured, let us know what you want to say, and we’ll handwrite your message for you, and include in the se

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Jenga – Signed by Creator – Unique Gift Edition

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