Bujdosné Pap Györgyi - Császi Irén (szerk.): Agria 48. (Az egri Dobó István Vármúzeum Évkönyve - Annales Musei Agriensis, 2013)

Haider Edit: Stippek József játéktervei a Magyar Nemzeti Múzeumban

ship” can be found, having great much correspondence with the plan of József Stippek with a similar name. It can be stated that the popular game was also made from Stippek’s design. His whirling games made from a base board and a disc applied over it - Water Race, Running Race, Animal and Bird Game and Astronomical Game - were made for smaller children. He also used new solutions, e.g. in the Hunting game the games and the chasers follow the moves of chess, while in the Gardener and Flower Games the movements of the pieces are based on the moving folk game “Where's the scissors, ma’m?” (puss in the comer). In the 1930s the interest towards Hungarian board games increased. With his high standard game designs József Stippek also contributed to the appearance of national intellectuality games.

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