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Hi All,

I am seeking the assistance of board game historians in identifying some old dice that were in my late father's possession. There are four dice (don't know whether any are missing) - one red, yellow, green, black. There are letters on the sides of the dice as follows:

Green - E, U, A, M, Q, I

Yellow - A, O, E, R, I, W

Red - A, O, B, F, T, K

Black - I, E, R, C, V, N

Any help in identifying the dice would be greatly appreciated!

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