The electric maze game. A contest of skill between two opponents.

Made by Remco in 1961 for 2 players or groups.

Features two games in one, Triple Maze, and Circle Maze.

COMPLETE contents include: Fascination Pylon, 2 Fascination boards, 6 steel balls (1 not original), cardboard insert, and copied instructions.

The box is has yellowing from age and some creasing.

A championship game for the whole family.

Made by The Barris Corporation in 1964 for 2-4 players.

Contents include: spinner, yellow cards, orange cards, 4 golf tees, pencil, score card sheets, game board (quite warped), cardboard inserts, and the instructions.

The box appear to have been stored in an awkward position on a shelf, thus resulting in the board and the box being warped. There is also staining/yellowing to the contents. Overall the contents and the box are in fair to poor condition.

Fun with Lamb Chop, Charlie Horse, and their friends! An exciting game for the younger set!

Made by Transogram in 1959 for 2-4 players ages 4 to 8. No. 3836

OBJECT: Each player takes the part of a Shariland Puppet and travels with Shari from Home to the TV Station along the color path, visiting the circus, the candy store, ice cream bar, etc. The first puppet to reach the TV Station is the winner.

COMPLETE contents include: game board (slightly warped), color spinner, 8 die-cut Puppets, 4 wood bases, 36 cards, cardboard inserts, and the instructions.

The box has fading to the paper, mostly on the bottom, edge wear, and a few paper tears along the edge. The contents and the box are in overall good condition for the age.

A funny party game for all ages. Shake the dice, roll a score, but don’t get skunked!
 
Made by Schaper in 1953. No. 500.
 
COMPLETE contents include: score pad, 2 dice, red chips, blue chips, white chips, cardboard insert, and the instructions printed on the inside of the box top.
 
OBJECT: To accumulate 100 points or more.
 
The box has light shelf wear, and yellowing to the bottom. Overall the contents and the box are in excellent condition for the age.

The old game of “Ghosts” in the garb of a mischievous “Dunce”.

Made by Schaper in 1955 for 2 or more players. No. 1300.

OBJECT: To NOT become a dunce. A player becomes a dunce the moment his toy “dunce” is completely assembled, thus eliminating him from the game.

COMPLETE contents include: 4 stools, 4 bodies, 4 heads, 4 caps, 1 die, plastic insert, and the instructions printed on the inside of the box top.

The box and the contents are in excellent to very good condition for the age with the exception of the green head. The plastic peg/point to insert into the body has a broken tip. The head still fits into the hole and the cap is able to be placed onto the head without falling off, though it is loose.

No. 13 Standard Edition. Made by CO-5 in 1962 for ages 5 to adult and 2-4 players.
 
COMPLETE contents include: 16 glass marbles, 4 dice, playing board, and the instructions printed on the inside of the box top.
 
The box has two split corners on the bottom, a split corner on the top, light creasing, and some bubbling of the paper.

The three dimensional crossword game made by Scrabble!

Made by Selchow & Righter in 1966 for 2 players or teams.

COMPLETE contents include: upright game board, 75 letter blocks, cardboard inserts, and the instructions printed on the inside of the box top.

OBJECT: Form horizontal and vertical words by placing the letter blocks in crossword fashion on your side of the board, while blocking the formation of words on your opponents side of the board.

The box has shelf wear and some yellowing. Overall the box and the contents are in very good condition for the age.

Made by Milton Bradley in 1968 for 3-6 players ages 8 to adult.

If you loved Twister, wait until you‘ve played Grab-A-Loop.

OBJECT: Grab an opponents loop while trying not to lose your own. Average playing time is 20 minutes. For each loop captured you get 10 points. For each loop on your belt that goes un-captured you get 5 points. The player with the most points wins.

COMPLETE contents include: 6 goal pads, 6 belts, 36 loops, 36 loop holders, card board inserts and the instructions printed on the box top.

Box has 2 split corners on the top, none on the bottom, some water stains, and minor shelf wear. Box is in good condition for the age. The foam on the back of the goal pads has deteriorated. We have since cleaned these to remove the foam and they may need additional attention.

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

COMPLETE contents include: 100 tiles, 30 yellow counters, game board that is double sided for more advanced play, instructions printed on the box top, and the cardboard inserts.

The box has two split corners on the top, a small amount of writing in pen, creasing, and shelf wear.

No. 1399

3 Plastic pocket games for people on the move: Checkers, Chess, and Chinese Checkers! Each game comes in it’s own plastic box!

COMPLETE contents include: Checkers game case with lid, checker board, 12 black checker pieces, 12 red checker pieces, Chess game case with lid, Chess board, 18 black chess men, 12 white chess men, Chinese Checkers game case with lid, Chinese checkers board, 6 orange playing pieces, 6 red, 6 blue, 6 black, 6 white, and 6 green, and the instructions.

The box has a split corner on the bottom, and a paper tear on the cover. Overall the contents and the box are in very good condition.

A party game. Made by Games Research in 1967 for 2-20 players ages teen and up.

OBJECT: test each player’s powers of perception and personality.

COMPLETE contents include: 54 picture cards, score sheets, and the instructions.

The box bottom has a split corner and the top has two. There is also a paper tear in the upper right hand corner on the box front. Otherwise game and box are in very good condition for the age.

Special Edition No. 300.

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 1968 for 2-9 players ages teen to adult.

You have to be lucky at something, take your chances with Tripoley! Family fun to liven up a party.

COMPLETE contents include: 1 deck of Tripoley Cadaco cards in box, red chips, blue chips and plastic playing pot/tray. Instructions are printed on the box top.

The box is free of splits, but does have a few paper tears on the bottom and light shelf wear. Game contents and box are in overall excellent condition for the age.

The different word game. Perquackey is an unusual vocabulary game that will challenge the word skills of players of all ages.

Made by Lakeside in 1956 for 1 or more players ages 8 and over.

Contents include: 1 dice cup, 13 dice, 1 3-minute timer, plastic insert, and the instructions. The game is missing all of the original score sheets, but we have included a copy of one for additional copies to be made before playing).

OBJECT: to be the player with the highest score over 5000 points. The score is reached by forming as many words as possible before the timer runs out.

The box has light shelf/edge wear and is in good condition for the age. There is some writing in pencil on the cover that has been erased, but you can still see the indentations.

Made by Milton Bradley in 1969 for ages 10 to adult.

This is Set one for beginners. A simple turn of the wheel shows the correct play card by card. Enjoy learning the fundamentals of Bridge all by yourself.

COMPLETE contents include: two instruction books, correction sheet from the first printing of the booklet, and the rolomatic machine.

The box bottom has two split corners, and the top has one. There is also yellowing from age, some tape residue, and a few paper tears.

Made by Big League Manager in 1965.

Contents include: basic pattern sheet, master play board, play result board, gridiron, individual player cards for each team in envelopes, team rating cards, formation cards, defensive keying cards, defensive ace cards, master defensive chart, defensive coverage chart, standings and league leaders sheet, team records sheet, game plan sheets, score sheets, and the instructions.

The box has one split corner on the top, along with tape residue and some creasing. Contents are in good condition for the age. Some parts/sheets have writing in pencil that could be erased if you should choose. The writing only has to do with the game, like names of teams, etc.

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Features 25 extra party stunts and parts to play 48 various games.

Made by Whitman.

Features: Bingo, Checkers, Pachisi, Pick up Sticks, Anagrams, Donkey Party, Hearts, Crazy Eights, Rummy, Old Maid, and 38 other games.

Contents include: 5 dice (not original), Pachisi game parts (missing 1 blue marker), Peter Pan card game for Old Maid, Peter Pan Crazy Eights, Peter Pan Hearts, Peter Pan Animal Rummy, Die cup, spinner, 20 Bingo cards, double sided game board, paper donkey party, Anagram letter tiles, 30 of 31 Pick Up Sticks, Bingo calling markers, Bingo cover markers that double as the Checkers, complete instruction book that includes magic tricks, party games, a checking chart for Bingo, and the directions to play 48 games. Does have the cardboard inserts. Game appears to be complete with the exception of the 1 blue marker, and the pick up stick.

Box top has all four split corners and the bottom has two splits. Box has several paper tears, but does have bright clean graphics for the age. This would make a great addition to anyone’s game collection.

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The word pursuit game.

Made by Parker Brothers in 1964 for 2-4 players ages 8 to adult.

COMPLETE contents include: 4 word trays (have yellowing and age spots), 4 sets of 40 letter cards, 36 activity cards, one activity deck tray, score sheets (only a few copies, more will need to be made after a few rounds of play), cardboard insert, and the instructions (have yellowing and some stains).

OBJECT: Each player selects a secret word of up to 12 letters, then letter by letter the other players will try to guess it. For each correct guess the player will score points. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

Game and box are  in quite used condition with yellowing, shelf wear, and age spots.

Made by 3M in 1966 for 2 players of all ages. Average playing time is 90 minutes.

All the thrills, spills, and excitement of professional football come alive in this challenging board game. Official football rules and procedures govern the rules. The only thing missing is the body contact.

Contents include: plastic game board that folds over and snaps closed to keep box in nice shape, 3 shift cards, 3 dice, is missing the yard marker, tabulator, pencil, calculator, cardboard insert, and the instructions.

Box has no split corners. The vinyl wraparound game board has the expected shelf wear/scratches on the outside. Game and box are in good condition for the age.

Made by Avalon Hill in 1961 for 2-4 players ages 12 and up.

Now you be a corporation president in the realistic family social game. To be successful in management, you must analyze market conditions, take shrewd advantage of your competitor’s circumstances, and prudently operate your own factories and warehouses at peak efficiency.

COMPLETE contents include: game board, play money, situation cards, learning record sheets (there are only four left on the pad, you will need to make copies to use in game play), raw material cards, cardboard insert, and the instructions.

Box has no splits or tears, and has normal shelf wear.

Made by Warren Built Rite Games for boys and girls ages 4-10.

COMPLETE contents include: game board with attached spinner, letter cards, and the instructions printed on the box.

OBJECT: To be the first player to fill the five slots on his color section of the playing board.

Box bottom has one corner that has come un-taped. Game and box are in excellent condition for the age.

A 3M Bookshelf game made in 1965 for 2 players.

A strategic game of evasion or capture!

COMPLETE contents include: game board, chips, and the instructions.

Box has no split corners. Game case has a split on the bottom seam of the spine. The top corner of the spine is also damaged. Box is in used condition.

An ancient and absorbing game of strategy played by Afro-Asian peoples for some 3,500 years. Oh Wah Ree is the World’s newest, oldest game!

Made by 3M in 1966 for 2-4 players of all ages.

COMPLETE contents include: contoured fold-away board, pebbles, 2 pebble bags, markers, and the instructions.

Game case has both end of the spine split and a few paper tears. Game is in overall good condition for the age.

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Made by Ideal in 1968 for 2-4 players.

Funny Fingers everywhere, sticking out here and there. Match each finger one by one, Funny Finger is funny fun!

Contents include: 4 finger fences, funny hands scoreboard, 2 of 4 pegs (easily replaced), cardboard insert, and the instructions printed on the box top.

OBJECT: To move ahead on your funny hand scoreboard, by matching your opponents’ fingers.

Box top has 1 split corner that travels 2 inches down the side and 3 small paper tears. Box bottom has 1 half split corner and 1 damaged corner. Game and box are in good condition for the age.

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Made by Cadaco in 1952 for 2-4 players ages teen to adult.

Form interlocking words on the board using alphabet tiles with numerical scoring values. Compete for high scores by using letters in combination and on squares that take best advantage of numerical values.

Contents include: self contained game board complete with slotted racks for individual tiles, 99 of the 100 alphabet tiles, missing the tally pad, but is easily substituted for good old paper and pencil, and the instructions printed on the box top.

Box is in used condition.

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Made by Parker Brothers in 1962.

COMPLETE contents include: game board (has water marks), 6 pawns, 2 dice, chance cards (some have dyed slightly), houses of assorted colors (1 bag still sealed), play money, property ownership markers, and the instructions.

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 the game immediately becomes exciting! Before long one player goes bankrupt, rapidly followed by others until there is one person with all the property. The last person left wins the game.

Box top has 1 split corner. Box does have water marks.

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Made by Parker Brothers in 1963.

COMPLETE contents include: 57 excellent cards, and the instructions.

Game and box are in very good condition for the age.

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Made by Darling Freight of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Contains game board with spinner and 4 pawns.  There are no instructions and no date is shown on the box.

OBJECT: complete the trip from the starting point of Grand Rapids, MI, around the course, back to Grand Rapids. The one person completing the trip first, wins!

Box top has 1 split corner, bottom has 2 splits and 1 side tear. Box is in used condition.

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The auction game. Made by 3M in 1968 for 2-4 players.

High Bid is a fascinating and fast moving table game that rivals the action, excitement, and money making thrills of a real auction. Competition is keen as players try to outbid and out bluff one another in an attempt to complete valuable collections of antiques and art. High Bid appeals to collectors, auction hounds, and gamesters of all ages.

COMPLETE contents include: 1 game board, 46 property cards, 8 buyers cards, money, 2 dice, plastic insert, and the instructions printed on the box.

Game and box are in near mint to excellent condition for the age.

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Made by Milton Bradley in 1969 for any number of players ages 7 to adult.

Be nimble, be quick, jump over the limbo stick! The game is an elimination contest. Players jump over the revolving limbo stick while performing a task. If any player fails to clear the limbo stick, he is eliminated from the game.

Game is complete with the exception for the small disc at the end of the stick. Game contents includes game contraption and a spinner.

Box has 4 punctures on the top from the mechanism, a packing sticker, shelf wear, and 1 split corner on the top and 1 on the bottom. Box does show water marks.

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A laugh a minute action game for 2-4 players ages 4 to 8.

Everybody plays, on every spin! Made by Whitman, a Western Publishing Company, in 1968.

Spin the spinner, do the stunt, squeak the squeaker, tag out and win.

COMPLETE contents include: game board, spinner, squeaker, 4 pegs (1 not original), peg scoreboard, and the instructions printed on the box top.

Box bottom has 1 split corner and box top has 3 splits. Box and game are in used condition.