Old board games

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Victorian morality games and a Jubilee tie-in from 200 years ago.

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An upper-class version of the capitalist's favorite board game! The Monopoly Heirloom Edition is a sumptuous reimagining of the classic game. Its solid wood case, elegantly combining rosewood, walnut, and maple inlays, doesn't just scream quality—it serenades it. This isn't your typical cardboard and plastic setup. It's a striking, handcrafted ensemble that includes a wooden

Here, see a dozen classic old-fashioned board games that are freshly-made, but look just like you remember... or, at least, pretty close.

above: Little Red Riding Hood, 1890. I love the contrast of the simple and beautiful game board over the detailed picture. above: the game of railway promoting character Phoebe Snow, 1909. above: the word 'dude' obviously used to have a more interesting connotation. His slovenly friend looks strangely contemporary: she might be Emily the Strange's grandmother. All from The Game of Don'ts and Old Maid, 1905. Above: the Manhattan Post Office game, 1897. Above: a card from Logomachy, or War of…