Childrens Games
East German model of a missle carrier. Trägerfahrzeug für Kampfraketen (title from the cover sheet) Mittelstreckenrakete TR-1 (SS-12A Scaleboard A) auf MAZ-543P (technical name of the model).
Year: 1970, Publisher’s catalog nbr.: 70/07. Publisher: Junge Welt Verlag [until 1990] (DDR)
Scale: 1 : 50. Complete.
Price: $300.00
CG 48Complete boxed game L’Oncle D’Amerique, by the Miro Company, Paris. Produced in 1946.
Price: $500.00
Note from Wikipedia: America's Uncle is a board game from Miro Company dated 1946. It is a stock market and speculation game enhanced with humorous events.
Players roll two dice which indicate which stock is in play. If that stock is available, they must buy it, otherwise a dividend is received. Before rolling the dice, a player can sell back to the bank a stock that has reached a rating that seems interesting to him. Having several shares of the same color allows you to multiply your winnings. The game is presented in a large box with a odds table that fits vertically in slots provided for it. The humorous events are presented as dispatches from a fictional newspaper, La Trompette du Soi.
African Chess. A complete game in all respects. Created by Nigerian-born John C. Emejom. The game is an adaptation of the most popular parlour-game in West Africa known amongst the Akans of Ghana as Oware. This game has been best described by the Evening News of Ghana as the “African Personality No. 2”.
Price: $700.00
