Made by Parker Brothers in 1963 for 3-6 players.
 
COMPLETE contents include: 6 pawns, 1 game board showing 9 rooms of Mr. Boddy’s house (has light staining), 6 weapons (the wrench is substituted from a later version), 1 die, 21 cards, solution envelope, detective note pad (has a short supply left so copies will need to be made soon), cardboard inserts, and the instructions.

The box has two split corners on the top and two on the bottom. The box also has shelf wear and edge wear.

No. 4817

Based on the book by Howard R. Garis. Made by Milton Bradley in 1954 for 2-4 players ages 5-11.

COMPLETE contents include: over 100 yellow cards, over 30 red cards, 4 wooden pawns, and instructions printed on the inside of the box top. Is missing cardboard inserts if there were any originally.

The box has crushing/indentation on the cover, some creasing in the corners, and light shelf wear. The contents are in very good condition for the age.

Made by Skor-Mor for 2-8 players of any age.

OBJECT: Build a tower of various blocks as designated by the throw of the dice. The player causing the tower to fall is the loser. If you are lucky, you can build a tower that is “Sky High”.

COMPLETE contents include: 15 wooden blocks, 2 dice, and the instructions.

The box has two split corners, a paper tear, some creasing, and a name written in marker on the cover and the inside of the box bottom.

Edition No. 111
 
THE ORIGINAL GAME OF MICHIGAN RUMMY, HEARTS AND POKER! Tripoley is one of America’s most popular games. It is fun, fast and easy to learn! It is so uncomplicated that you can keep right on talking.
 
Made by Cadaco in 1969 for 2-9 adult players. Instructions are printed on the box top. This is for the mat and box only. You put in your own cards and chips.

Mat is in excellent condition. The box has some creasing, crushing, and light shelf wear.

The world’s liveliest trading game! The liveliest party game ever invented for an informal good time!

Made by Parker Brothers in 1964 for as many as 7 players from any age 5 to 100.

COMPLETE contents include: 65 cards, card tray, and the instructions.

The box and the contents are in excellent condition for the age.

Made by Parker Brothers for 2-8 players, ages 8 to adult.

COMPLETE contents include: 150 cards, and the instructions. There is one damaged card, and the remaining cards are in excellent condition for the age.

The box is free of split corners, but there is some edge and shelf wear. Overall the game and the box are in excellent condition.

The slide pursuit game.

Made by Parker Brothers in 1964 for 2-4 players ages 6 to adult.

COMPLETE contents include: 1 game board, 16 pawns, 1 deck of sorry cards, and the instructions printed on the cardboard insert.

OBJECT: Be the first player to get all four of your pawns from your start to your home.

The contents are in excellent hardly played with condition. The box has shelf wear, a water ring from a cup, and a few places of writing. The box is in good overall condition for the age.

The famous word association game. Password is the home version of the famous TV game. A Goodson-Todman production.

Made by Milton Bradley in 1962 for 3-4 players ages 10 to adult.

OBJECT: Score points by guessing the correct Password from one word clue given by a partner.

COMPLETE contents include: hidden word cards, 2 leatherette card holders, score pad, spinner, cardboard insert, and the instructions printed on the inside of the box top.

The box has some yellowing from age, shelf wear, and staining.

This game supplies amusement and worth while instruction, while the player is taken over the general railroads of the country, passing through all the important cities and delivering mail at many places all over the United States and Canada.

Made by Milton Bradley for 2-6 players. No. 4087.

COMPLETE contents include: 6 wooden pawns, 4 dice, 2 dice cups, letters, game board, cardboard inserts, and the instructions printed on the top of the box.

The box has yellowing from age, all four split corners on the top, shelf wear, and some staining. The box is in fair condition. The contents are in very good condition for the age.

An electronic remote control racing set made by Tarco for 1 or more players. Item no. 777.

Features three different courses, sports cars, road blocks, bridges, tunnels, and 21 pieces. Drive it yourself!

OBJECT: Plan your own raceway, then race your car one or more laps around the course. You may play a point or time system.

Contents include: play field, steering wheel, steering post, 2 cars, 2 tunnels, 1 of 2 bridges, and 12 assorted road blocks (one guard rail has been repaired).

The box has two split corners on the top, several paper tears, shelf wear, edge wear, and some tape.

3rd Edition made by Milton Bradley in 1960 for 2-5 players ages 10 to adult.

This game is played just like the game on TV. Each player tries to uncover pairs of valuable prizes or gift cards which are removed from the board. As the cards are taken away, parts of a hidden word puzzle appear. There is a roll of 60 different puzzles in the roll-o-matic puzzle changer.

COMPLETE contents include: roll-o-matic puzzle changer, 2 prize racks (one of the flaps on player one is torn off), 1 cash box with money, 30 numbered slides, 30 prize cards, prize box, and the instructions printed on the box top.

The box is free of split corners, but there is a name written in pen in the corner on the cover. There is also light shelf wear. The contents and the box are in overall good condition for the age.

Deluxe edition No. 111.

THE ORIGINAL GAME OF MICHIGAN RUMMY, HEARTS AND POKER! Tripoley is one of America’s most popular games. It is fun, fast and easy to learn! It is so uncomplicated that you can keep right on talking.

This Tripoley Deluxe Edition was made by Cadaco in 1965 for 2-9 adult players. Instructions are printed on the box top. This is for the mat and box only. You put in your own deck of regular playing cards and chips.

The box has two split corners on the top, writing on the inside and outside of the top, a puncture on the bottom, and shelf wear. There are also some stains.

Made by Milton Bradley in 1962 for 2-4 players ages 12 to adult.

COMPLETE contents include: Game rules printed on box top, game board 25 Black Boundary markers (snapped into the board) 16 Planning cards 24 Zoning Cards (A-X) 1 Value Card 5 Pawns of each Color (Green, Red, Blue, Yellow) 2 strips of railroad card 16 bridge• 36 Roads 18 subdivisions Money: 25 each of 1000s, 5000s, 10,000s, 50,000s, 100,000s pad of paper 20 tract cards 21 buildings.


The box has two split corners on the bottom and three split corners on the top. There is normal shelf/edge wear for a game of this age.
 

Features a two player wooden board. America’s favorite two handed card game!

Made by E.S. Lowe in 1968.

Contents include: Cribbage board, generic instructions, and pegs that are not original.

The box has one un-taped corner on the bottom, and some sticker residue.

Made by Milton Bradley in 1956 for 2-6 players ages 7 to adult.

A game of buying and selling, building, borrowing, banking and mortgaging.

Contents include: 1 game board, 2 dice, houses, 2 of 6 truck pawns (we have included four replacement pawns to make the game playable), play money, 24 cards, cardboard insert, plastic tray, and the instructions.

OBJECT: Be the player to collect the most money in cash and property value.

The box is in very used condition, as the top has tape going around the entire edge. The box bottom has one split corner along with tape and residue. Contents are in good condition for the age.

The William Fuld Talking Board Set - Mystifying Oracle

Made by Parker Brothers for 2 players.

Ouija Talking Board Set gives you entertainment you have never experienced. It draws the two people using it into close companionship and weaves about them a feeling of mysterious isolation.

COMPLETE contents include: Wooden (clipboard type material) Ouija talking board, message indicator, and the instructions printed on the back of the box.

Box has some creasing, water stains, and tearing on the end flaps.

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Made by Halsam. No. 670.

Contents include: 28 wooden dominoes, and the instructions. The instructions are old and yellowing from age, and are also brittle. We have included some replacement domino instructions as well.

Box has split and taped corners, coloring in crayon, and some paper tears. Dominoes are in overall good condition, and the box is in used.

Made by Milton Bradley in 1961 for 2 or 4 players ages 9 to adult.

American Heritage Battle Cry - A Civil War game. Box top has the painting The Battle of Lookout Mountain.

COMPLETE contents include: 1 game board, 22 blue pieces, 22 gray pieces, 2 dice, original cardboard inserts, 31-page Civil War booklet, and the instructions printed on the box top.

OBJECT: To move the playing pieces into position for battle so as to defeat and remove the opponents pieces. The player who eliminates all of his opponent’s pieces or forces him to surrender wins the game.

One of the infantry pieces is damaged and missing half of his body. Box top has one split corner. Box has yellowing from age, edge wear, a sticker in the corner, and the game and box are in overall good condition for the age.

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3^rd Edition made by Milton Bradley in 1961 for 2-5 players ages 10 to adult.

This game is played just like the game on TV. Each player tries to uncover pairs of valuable prizes or gift cards which are removed from the board. As the cards are taken away, parts of a hidden word puzzle appear. There is a roll of 60 different puzzles in the roll-o-matic puzzle changer.

COMPLETE contents include: roll-o-matic puzzle changer, 2 prize racks, 1 cash box with money, 30 numbered slides, 30 prize cards, prize box, and the instructions printed on the box top.

Box top has two split corners and a few paper tears. Box has extensive edge wear, and normal shelf wear. Game and box are in overall good condition for the age.

8^th Edition. Made by Milton Bradley in 1964 for 3-5 players ages 10 to adult.

COMPLETE contents include: plastic Jeopardy box cover, cardboard box, 2 answer books, 25 value slides, 4 cricket snappers, 1 die, play money, Jeopardy question book, cardboard insert, and the instructions printed on the box top.

OBJECT: Players are given the answers and are asked to give the questions.

Box has no split corners, but does have some creasing and shelf/edge wear. Game and box are in very good condition for the age.

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Made by Selchow &Righter in 1958 for ages 6 to 10.

COMPLETE contents include: 100 tiles, 31 yellow dots, game board that is double sided for more advanced play, instructions printed on the box top, and the original cardboard insert.

Box top and bottom both have one split corner, and have normal shelf/edge wear. Game and box are in very good condition for the age.

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Made by Parker Brothers in 1956 for 3-6 players.

COMPLETE contents include: 6 wooden pawns, 1 game board showing 9 rooms of Mr. Boddy’s house (has some staining on the outside, and some writing in pencil on some of the spaces on the inside, 6 weapons (the lead pipe has some corrosion, and all of the other pieces have some of the shine rubbed off from play over the years), 1 die, 21 cards, detective note pad, cardboard insert (does have some writing in pencil), and the instructions.

Box bottom has one side tear. Box top has three split corners, and normal shelf/edge wear for the age. Box and the contents have been well played with.

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Now you can do the same stunts, just as they are played on TV. Features a real, loud ticking clock to add to the excitement. Fun galore for the entire family! 40 laugh provoking stunts prepared by the writers of the “Beat the Clock” TV Show.

Made by Lowell Toy Corp. in 1954.

OBJECT: Beat the time allotted for each stunt. You must beat the clock.

Contents appear to be complete and include: 4 original balloons, 3 dowels, 3 discs, clock, 3 balls, 5 sticks, 3 paper cups, 2 wooden discs, cardboard insert (is flattened in some places, and has some tearing from the pieces being taken in and out), and the instructions.

This game would not be one to purchase to play, but rather to collect. The clock works on and off, and could be repaired. Box top has two split corners, and five punctures. Game and box are in overall good condition for the age.

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A House of Ideas Game. Made by Game Partners in 1964 for 2-6 players.

OBJECT: Travel through the space designated by the board safely, acquiring points by the successful accomplishment of missions, until you are declared the winner by one of three methods possible to win.

COMPLETE contents include: playing board, score board, 52 regular mission cards, 6 special mission cards, 30 special situation cards, 6 general situation cards, 6 bases, 6 ships, 5 planets, spinner (metal spinner arm is rusted and has left a rust stain on the spinner base), 5 planet bases, 6 warships, 6 speed ships, 6 freighters, instructions book, 12 pegs, and the inserts.

Box bottom has three split and taped corners as well as a damaged corner with part missing. Box top has two split and taped corners. Box also has shelf/edge wear, and some yellowing due to age. Game contents are in very good condition for the age.

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Made by Parker Brothers in 1958.

COMPLETE contents include: 1 game board, 6 pawns, 2 dice, chance cards, houses, money, rent sheet, and copied instructions.

OBJECT: Move around the board according to the throw of the dice. Sometimes, you buy property, receive a reward, draw a chance card or win the sweepstakes. At other times, you have to pay rent, fines, or are subject to a penalty move. The action is swift and immediately becomes exciting. Before long, one player goes bankrupt with each player falling to the same fate, until there is one player left standing.

Box is in very used condition with all four split corners on the bottom, two splits on the top. Box also has staining, shelf wear, edge wear, and is in very used condition. See photo.

The worldwide action game made by Cadaco in 1954 for 2-6 players ages 10 and up.

COMPLETE contents include: peg map board of the world, sand timer, alphabet dial, pegs, and the instructions printed on the box top.

OBJECT: To peg-in as many places beginning with the letter indicated by the alphabet dial as the timer allows.

Box top has three split corners and the bottom has one. There is shelf wear.

The absent-minded elephant game. As featured on the Hector Heathcote show.

Made by Transogram in 1963 for 2-4 players ages 6 to 12.

Contents include: 14 cards, 4 pawns, game board, spinner, and the cardboard insert. Game is missing the instructions.

Box does have slight crushing on one side. Box has normal shelf wear. Game and box are in good condition for the age.

Made by E.S. Lowe in 1956.

Yahtzee is fun for the entire family! An exciting game of skill and chance.

COMPLETE contents include: 2 pencils, 1 dice cup, 5 dice, bonus chips and the instructions.

Box has the original cardboard inserts and is in very used condition with taping.

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Made by Milton Bradley in 1966 for 2 or more players of any age.

A new stocking foot game that everybody will flip over. Twister can be played indoors or outdoors. The perfect fun starter for any party.

COMPLETE contents include: mat and spinner and the instructions on the box top.

OBJECT: to be able to out maneuver your opponent by placing hands and feet on colored circles as directed by the spinner.

Box top and bottom both have 2 taped corners.

COMPLETE contents include: 100 tiles, 31 yellow dots, game board that is double sided for more advanced play, instructions printed on the box top and the original cardboard inserts.

Box top has 4 split corners, box bottom has no splits or tears but is warped. Game contents are in very good condition. Box has normal shelf wear.

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The world’s liveliest trading game! The liveliest party game ever invented for an informal good time!

Made by Parker Brothers in 1964 for as many as 7 players from any age 5 to 100.

COMPLETE contents include: 65 cards, 1 felt covered card tray (a little dirty) and the instructions (not original, they are general pit instructions).

Box is in very good condition with no splits or tears.

Made by Remco in 1962.

OBJECT: To get the 6 colored balls into the 6 pockets of matching colors. This game may be played by any number of players.

COMPLETE contents include: game board, triangle, 6 colored balls, score pad and the instructions.

Box is in very good condition for the age and has no splits or tears.

Box top has 1 side tear. Box has the normal shelf wear for a game of this age.