The Journey to Bethlehem is a wonderful old board game to bring down off the collector’s shelf and play on Christmas Eve. It was published by Parker Brothers in 1923 and shares the travels of Shepherds and the Three Wise men across a colorful and meaningful board. The game consists …
Boggle is a great game to play to have some fun with words. First published in 1972 by Parker Brothers, the original game of Boggle continues to be a quick choice of players for some fast and furious word play. It is amazing at how many different words can be …
The old Game of Great Artists by Parker Brothers dates back to the late 1800’s to early 1900’s. This unique set of fifty-six cards depicts works of art by well-known painters. Like many of the games played during this time, the game of Great Artists offered a wonderful teaching and …
Calling All Cars was first published in 1938 by Parker Brothers. The artwork on the cover changed over the years the game was produced, with the earliest version being the most valuable and collectible today. The one shown here is believed to be from the late 1940’s. There is not …
Parker Brothers published the colorful board game, Jack and the Beanstalk, in 1895. Bringing the adventures found in the popular children’s fairy tale to the players, the game was another way to enjoy the enchanted, imaginary land. The game board and box display beautiful images, showing scenes from the story, …
Copyrighted in 1893 is a game by Parker Brothers called Komikal Konversation Kards. Various versions of Conversation Cards are known to have been created since the early 1800’s. Conversations was one of the first widely published card games of America. Many of the early game companies, like W.&S.B. Ives or …
The 1965 Dana Girls game by Parker Brothers is based off a story in a series of mystery books (The Dana Girls) published by Grosset & Dunlap from 1934 to 1979. The books were written by Carolyn Keene, a pseudonym for a group of writers, who also wrote the Nancy …
The following top ten classic board games continue to entertain families year after year. Most people remember playing the games when they were younger and are now playing the games with their own children or grandchildren. If they are not currently in your game closet, you may want to consider …
Who? A game of hidden identity is a Parker Brothers collectible. Published in 1951, the board game is a rare and entertaining find. Who? will challenge all player’s deduction skills and test each player’s memory. Although it is a game which requires close consideration and scrutiny of moves, Who? is …
Including fourteen different artists and their works, the 1897 Parker Brothers Game of Favorite Art gives a fantastic glimpse at some beloved old images. A wonderful antique game to add to a collection, Favorite Art comprises of 56 cards depicting illustrations by various artists. Playing the game today, they are …
