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WHERE'S THE BEEF
Maker: Milton Bradley 1984.
'The Fast-Food Race Game'.
From Wendy's most memorable advertising campaign.
Condition: very nice.
Box has been opened but is in nice condition
No. Available: out of stock
Price 25.00 i
Maker: Milton Bradley 1984.
'The Fast-Food Race Game'.
From Wendy's most memorable advertising campaign.
Condition: very nice.
Box has been opened but is in nice condition
No. Available: out of stock
Price 25.00 i
HANGMAN
Maker: Milton Bradley 1976
Guess the Letters for the Word Before You Get Hanged!
Game and Box in nice condition, but it has been opened.
Great picture of Vincent Price on the Cover!
Price:$30.00
Maker: Milton Bradley 1976
Guess the Letters for the Word Before You Get Hanged!
Game and Box in nice condition, but it has been opened.
Great picture of Vincent Price on the Cover!
Price:$30.00
THE MAD MAGAZINE GAME PRICE 30.00 plus 8.20 shipping and handling
Maker: Parker Brothers, 1979
The rules for this 'mad and crazy game' were loopy (and when all else failed, players simply
voted on rules)
The object was simple: lose all your money. But the process wasn’t so simple. Moving
around a board littered with Mad Magazine artwork from the likes of Don Martin, Mort
Drucker, Jack Davis, Dave Berg, Antonio Prohias, Al Jaffee and Sergio Aragones, players
followed instructions like, “Lose a turn or go ahead 27,� “Everyone moves one
chair to the left,� or “If your name is Alfred E. Neuman, collect $1,329,063. If not,
lose a turn.�
Some spaces had players take cards, leading to even more lunacy: “Stand up and boo
the person on your left. Also lose $1000,� “If you are good looking, stand up and
imitate your favorite animal, and lose $2000,� and so on. Like Monopoly (okay,
nothing like Monopoly), players went around the board until somebody finally won…or
lost…no, wait…ah, forget it.
Game and Box in nice condition but it has been opened. The colors and pictures on box
are nice and bright and box is firm, but it does show a 'little' wear. Game looks complete.
Satisfaction guaranteed on our products. If not pleased with it you may return and get a
refund, minus shipping charges. .
Maker: Parker Brothers, 1979
The rules for this 'mad and crazy game' were loopy (and when all else failed, players simply
voted on rules)
The object was simple: lose all your money. But the process wasn’t so simple. Moving
around a board littered with Mad Magazine artwork from the likes of Don Martin, Mort
Drucker, Jack Davis, Dave Berg, Antonio Prohias, Al Jaffee and Sergio Aragones, players
followed instructions like, “Lose a turn or go ahead 27,� “Everyone moves one
chair to the left,� or “If your name is Alfred E. Neuman, collect $1,329,063. If not,
lose a turn.�
Some spaces had players take cards, leading to even more lunacy: “Stand up and boo
the person on your left. Also lose $1000,� “If you are good looking, stand up and
imitate your favorite animal, and lose $2000,� and so on. Like Monopoly (okay,
nothing like Monopoly), players went around the board until somebody finally won…or
lost…no, wait…ah, forget it.
Game and Box in nice condition but it has been opened. The colors and pictures on box
are nice and bright and box is firm, but it does show a 'little' wear. Game looks complete.
Satisfaction guaranteed on our products. If not pleased with it you may return and get a
refund, minus shipping charges. .
| Games are satisfaction guaranteed. If not happy with purchase, return and receive refund. |
CHALLENGE YAHTZEE
Maker: Milton Bradley 1974
This is a wonderful complete Vintage Challenge Yahtzee from 1974 with Tony Randall and
Jack Klugman on the cover saying "You play your way - I'll Play Mine!"
Complete in good shape.
Price 20.00 s
Maker: Milton Bradley 1974
This is a wonderful complete Vintage Challenge Yahtzee from 1974 with Tony Randall and
Jack Klugman on the cover saying "You play your way - I'll Play Mine!"
Complete in good shape.
Price 20.00 s
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