1972 British Monopoly Board Game. Is missing the Vine Street Property Card. This can be fixed by finding an image of it online and printing it out, or using one of the included spare cards that can be filled out by hand. The board game comes in its original box and is in a good, vintage condition with some shelf-wear on the box. Please see the images as they are part of the description. The box is approx 20" x 2" x 10" and weighs 1.05lb. The British Monopoly version of the game had been around in Great Britain for decades by the time this edition was bought off the shelves. While the instructions are copyright dated from 1935 - 1972, the board itself is dated 1935 - 1961 as the most recent copyright. Of course, now you can buy a version with just about any place–opoly. But this is the real deal as played across the pond by the Brits in the 70’s, not some freshly printed re-make. It plays just like the US version, but all the properties are unique to Great Britain and the bills are symbolized as pound notes instead of US dollars. The Chance and Community Chest cards are larger and a little thinner than the ordinary US Monopoly game, and of course, they are all a little different to adapt to the British audience, such as “Receive Interest on 7% Preference Shares, £25”, “Bank Error in Your Favour, Collect £200”, and “Drunk in Charge, Pay £20 Fine”.