"Yummy-Yummy-Fit for a Queen"

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Mr. Checkers
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"Yummy-Yummy-Fit for a Queen"

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The Huntley-Palmer checker set is not only beautifully ornate, but it makes your mouth water just looking at their many delicious food products--many of which I am sure made it to the Queens dining room table on occasion. "Checker Trivia"? What kind of food products were they best known for? (Cont.)
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:D I love buscuits :D

My answer is: "Fancy Buscuits"
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Yes the Huntley-Palmer name (this company has a very long history) was well known (in European circles) for their delicious "biscuits", plus their many other fine food products. (Cont.)
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I wish there was a way here on our fourm for you to add a picture of this ornate Huntley-Palmer checkers set. For the many of us that may never get an opportunity to visit the museum, pictures of items in the collection would be the next best thing.

Regards, "Pal" Bucker
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