6 Suits

Deck of cards with, you guessed it, six suits (circle, crescent, triangle, square, pentagon and star), each with cards numbered 1-9 – no court cards. Includes rules for using the deck in standard games, like Rummy, Poker, Brag and so on. Unopened, but slight dent in box: £5.00 (£4.17 without tax outside the UK).
 

7 Wonders Duel: Pantheon (Antoine Bauza and Bruno Cathala)

Expansion for 7 Wonders Duel that adds various Gods to the game. Players collect tokens that will let them activate a God – instead of taking a card – for a bonus: £12.00 (£10.00 without tax outside the UK).
 

Germania Magna: Border in Flames

German tribes taking on Roman legions during the fall of the Empire - what's not to like? The densely packed box is full of cards that players deploy against the target province for loot, gold and glory! £15.00 (£12.50 without tax outside the UK).
 

Imperial (Mac Gerdts)

A game of Imperial powers fighting it out across 19th century Europe – using a roundel to select their actions, of course. However, the players are investors looking for a good return and only control a nation if they have the biggest investment therein: £30.00 (damaged boxes).
 

Kingmaker (Andrew McNeil)

New, revised edition of the classic game of machination, skulduggery and warfare that comprise the Wars of the Roses. I have one copy with a dented corner: £50.00.
 

Peloponnes (Bernd Eisenstein)

I was impressed with this first game from Irongames a few years ago. Set in Ancient Greece, players expand their city-state with buildings and land. From these, they gain resources and increase their population. A balanced strategy is needed to win. It's still excellent: £20.00 (dented boxes).
 

Trepanation (Robin David)

A game about drilling holes in people's skulls?! Well, that's what trepanning (or trepanation) is, but it's just one of the things players offer as they publicise their early nineteenth century medical shows. I have one copy with a crease in the lid of the box: £24.00.