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19th Century American game from the McLoughlin Brothers, features a fabulous wizard with wand surrounded by novelties. The lithography is fantastic and the condition is extremely good. The game is complete, working, and a joy to play.
For Sale: $995
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McLoughlin Brothers second version of the popular question and answer game with moving pointing finger under glass. Striking wizard and eagle atop a globe by the premier chromolithographers at McLoughlin Bros.
For Sale: $495
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This early McLoughlin Brothers game was designed by the infamous Man on the Moon Game artist. Its beautiful lithography is shocking to the eye.
For Sale: $350
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Circa 1900-1910, Milton Bradley: After raiding the garden, those troublesome pigs flee the angry farmer and his trusty dog as the farmer waves his fist and swings his hickory stick. This is some of Milton Bradley's finest chromolithography, rivaling that of McLoughlin Brothers. This wonderful early game also has a highly complex game board with a fabulously illustrated image of a group of pigs raiding a cornfield.
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Circa 1910: Especially charming color lithograph showcasing the countries of Switzerland, Russia, Japan, Holland,Venice, and Egypt. Established by Milton Bradley in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1860 and absorbing the McLoughlin Brothers in the 20s, The Milton Bradley Company has become a household name in American games.
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McLoughlin Brothers: This wonderful example of turn of the 20th century chromolithography by the masters themselves has superb graphic appeal with its ship succumbing to the ocean's depths and its crew members attempting to escape certain death.
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Milton Bradley Antique Board Game, Circa 1920: The powerful image of a speeding coal-powered locomotive on the boxtop of this lovely Milton Bradley board game from the first quarter of the 20th century combines adventure with the American work ethic and the advancing technologies of the day.
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McLoughlin Bros., New York: This excellent example of early chromolithography pictures the Little Messenger Boy, telegram in hand, sprinting to his next destination.
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The New Game of Blow Football is a fabulous example of an early 20th century antique British game featuring English football, or soccer, as we call it across the pond.
For Sale: $125
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Played much like Tiddly Winks, this great early Parker Brothers ring toss game has wonderful graphics and comes complete with a neat little barber pole and all its original game pieces.
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This nice early American antique game from Parker Brothers features a charming image of a toddler galloping home from the grocery story on his imaginary steed, a tiny whip in one hand and a basket of apples on the opposite arm.
For Sale: $75
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Circa 1910: Striking early chromolithograph of great black full figure horse. Early game from Milton Bradley. Wonderful inside graphics as well.
For Sale: $95
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