Take the opportunity and play the vintage game of Careers by Parker Brothers! Like in life, each player chooses his own success formula in order to win. Careers was originally published in 1955 by Parker Brothers, but the game continues to be re-introduced and updated throughout the years. And rightly so. …
Bursting with friendly creepy-crawly creatures, young children will love playing the card game of Don’t Bug Me! The game of Don’t Bug Me will keep younger children busy while exploring and learning about all sorts of amusing insects and creatures. Recommended for ages 4 and up, Don’t Bug Me is …
Pente is a game of skill which two players can easily learn and enjoy a quick challenging round of friendly competition. Although the rules of Pente are simple, the strategic level of play continues to develop and deepen among players. Pente is a wonderful game for two players to take …
The 1873 antique game of Totem by West & Lee provides an early example of a simple card game for children. In the mid 1800’s game production for the United States started on the up rise. More and more card and board games were being invented and produced by American’s …
The 1875 bookshelf games of Captive Princess, Tournament, and Pathfinders by McLoughlin Bros. are interesting treasures. The three games, published by McLoughlin Bros. in 1875, are designed and formed to mimic books when folded. McLoughlin Bros. made many of these triple style game books during the late-mid to late 1800’s. …
Parker Brothers published the simple dice game of Hearts in 1914, but the old game can still be enjoyed today. Like many old games of the past, the production for the dice game called Hearts by Parker Brothers has ended. However, original games can sometimes be found for sale on …
Instead of playing a strategic game of chess, the 1930 Parker Brother’s game of Camelot is a great alternative for two players. The game of Camelot was invented by George Parker. Parker, one of the brothers of the Parker Brothers Game Company, first published the highly strategic game under the …
The popular and beloved story of Winnie-the- Pooh gave rise to the vintage 1933 board game called Winnie-the-Pooh. In 1926, A.A. Milne published the memorable story entitled Winnie-the-Pooh. The book contained the wonderful tales about the Hundred Acre Wood, Christopher Robin and his animal friends, including Winnie-the-Pooh. Although Winnie-the-Pooh’s first appearance …
With twelve different cities being featured in the old 1945 card game of Cities, the vintage game provides a historical look at important landmarks. Vintage games offer collectors and players many interesting accounts of past times. Game creators often featured popular trends, places or happenings of the time in their …
Based on symbols of the Inca Indians, the designs found on the cards in the 1918 game of Spoof show fascinating examples of early Peruvian art. Milton Bradley published a competitive, fast-paced card game called Spoof in 1918. Written in the directions for playing the game is an explanation for …
