Snakes & ladders

I recently found this treasure at a flea market. Unfortunately just the board. It's definately old, but I was not able to determine the year it was published. The illustrations look rather victorian. Anyone have a clue?

Vintage lotto and wooden blocks

Two vintage games I thrifted a few months ago

. Lotto cards are always typographic treasures, in my opinion.

Two vintage games

The vintage version of well know sliding puzzle. I had a few of these small plastic puzzles. With a company logo or an illustration. I was never able to solve these unless the pieces were numbered. 

This game is from 1950 published by Jumbo. I love the small box and the beautiful typography on it.

This game was far from complete when I bought it. All the game pieces were missing! Don't know why I bought it at the time...

It's a game from 1973.

Vintage lotto game

A lotto game from the mid fifties. 

I guess the game pieces got lost, buttons were used instead.

MixMax

To think I actually doubted to buy this game! I didn't like the illustrations at first but when I photographed it the game actually grew on me. Such fun!

It's a classic theme, of course, mixing and matching the several pieces. But it never gets boring.

This Ravensburger game is from 1972. I was happy to discover it was complete.

  

Winter games

The upcoming holidays are perfect for (board) games! And Monopoly definately is the game of all games. I bought this version at a flea market. According to this link the game is from 1947.

  

Flying hats

A vintage game which my children still enjoy! I especially love the typography on the board. This game is from 1975. I posted another - older - version of this game here.