French board game designed for American GIs in Paris at the end of WWW2. Complete with intructions. In good condition.
Price: $800.00
French board game designed for American GIs in Paris at the end of WWW2. Complete with intructions. In good condition.
Price: $800.00
Large cut-out sheet of a tractor and artillery piece issued during the Spanish Civil War.
Price: $400.00
Four cut-out sheets issued during or shortly after the Spanish War.
Price: $600.00
1936 cut-out diorama of Republican fight at the Columbus monument in Barcelona. Rare.
Price: $450.00
Six cut-outs issued by the Spanish company Recortables BABY, during the Civil War. Rare.
Price: $1200.00
Three cut-out models of a submarine, cannon and tank during the Spanish Civil War. Issued as a supplement to the fascist children’s comic book “Yo”. Rare.
Price: $450.00
1937 cut-out of Russian troops and tanks in the Spanish Civil War.
Price: $290.00
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
Rare childrens game issued in Italy between 1922-1935, La Ruota dell’Italia (the Wheel of Italy), showing distances and demographics for various Italian cities and colonies in Africa and the Aegean Sea. Mint condition.
Price: $500.00
Complete 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.