Monopoly Vintage Board Game, 1973 Parker Brothers – Real Estate Trading Game Equipment
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05.04.2022
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I just bought one, missing the board, but otherwise looks complete. It still has the original plastic bags too. Although opened and clearly played a few times, I was still happy to find it in this good of condition for a game from 1973.
I have the same exact game, and it’s the 1961 edition with the same cover design along with the Parker Brothers logo on the front and on the sides with no mention of General Mills. The 1973 edition has the same exact cover than the 1961 edition, but instead of Parker Brothers, it was labeled as “A Parker Game” with the Parker Brothers/General Mills logo on the sides. That’s why General Mills bought Parker Brothers in the early 1970’s until it ended by the late 1970’s and early 1980’s when it was bought by Kenner where it continued right up until the 1990’s when it was bought by Hasbro where it continued right up until 2009 Parker Brothers along with Milton Bradley folded into Hasbro where it continues to this day.
I just bought one, missing the board, but otherwise looks complete. It still has the original plastic bags too. Although opened and clearly played a few times, I was still happy to find it in this good of condition for a game from 1973.
That is really cool.. I usually buy them also.
i dont no how to play
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I have the same exact game, and it’s the 1961 edition with the same cover design along with the Parker Brothers logo on the front and on the sides with no mention of General Mills. The 1973 edition has the same exact cover than the 1961 edition, but instead of Parker Brothers, it was labeled as “A Parker Game” with the Parker Brothers/General Mills logo on the sides. That’s why General Mills bought Parker Brothers in the early 1970’s until it ended by the late 1970’s and early 1980’s when it was bought by Kenner where it continued right up until the 1990’s when it was bought by Hasbro where it continued right up until 2009 Parker Brothers along with Milton Bradley folded into Hasbro where it continues to this day.