Over the years many board games have tried to bring home the speed and action of auto racing. One of the earliest auto racing board games was the Junior Auto Race Game marketed under the "All-Fair Toys and Games" label. The game was produced by Alderman, Fairchild Company of Rochester, New York, and debuted in 1927. This 1929 edition of the game included a spinner, with four makes of cars competing, Ford, Dodge, Stutz, and Buick. The game comes in the original box, which displays excellent graphics. Appears to be in very nice condition for its age with some minor creasing, discoloration, corner damage, and other wear from age and storage. Displays extremely well with fantastic colors and graphics. The box measures approximately 11-1/2" across by 11-1/2" tall. REF#WPN5586