MCLOUGHLIN BROS JEROME PARK STEEPLE CHASE GAME

McLoughlin Bros. Jerome Park Steeple Chase, early 20th c., folding paper covered wood framed gameboard set enclosed in a slip case which opens, revealing gameboards for playing The Balky Hor

The Derby Steeple Chase board game by McLoughlin Bros. Copyright 1889. Contents of this game includes the 4 "horses", spinner, and 6 counters. Overall good condition.

Rare early wood and cardboard game set. Includes dice, game pieces, Jerome Park stables building/inner box, spinning wheel with steeplechase horses and jockeys (one horse missing rear legs). All inclu

Both Manufactured by Mcloughlin Bros. New York. 25 lot to cards included. Some wear consistent with age and use. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registe

Largest is 25" by 11", made by McLoughlin Bros and J.H. Singer. Both boxes have carbora lid and wood bases. Graphics are wonderful. Very Good-Excellent

Two Steeple Chase Games, ca. 1900, to include Popular Steeple Chase, by McLoughlin Bros, with inset board and spinner, together with Saratoga Steeple Chase, by J. H. Singer, with separate board, spinn

Excellent early game with beautiful colors and graphics. With Box. 15" Excellent

Two early McLoughlin Bros. games, ca. 1903, to include The Game of Steeple Chasing, with dedicated spinner and wood pieces, together with The Jolly Tiddledy Wink Target Game, with painted discs, both

Three Framed Games, all professionally framed, to include Derby Steeple Chase, by McLoughlin, 24'' x 23'', Black Beauty Game, by Milton Bradley, 23'' x 17'', and The Journey to Bethlehem, by Parker Br

The Game of Nosey, copyright 1905 by McLoughlin Bros. - original box with losses to apron - game itself in good condition, missing 2 cards, otherwise appears to be complete with nose, glasses and 46 o

Grouping of card games, puzzles, and movie reels. Movies by Pathex Includes Lindbergh's Paris Flight, Will Rogers in Paris, etc. ; Games include Chinese Puzzle by McLoughlin Bros, Chinese Santa Claus

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Ups and Downs, ca. 1899, the cover with odd imagery of a wizard dunking boys in giant ink well, which bears no relationship to inset gameboard which is identical to Lifes Mish

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Tollgate, late 19th c., colorful cover graphics, with game directions on underside, built up box bottom, gameboard, dice cups, dice, and wood playing pieces, 13 1/2'' x 14''.

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Trip Round the World, ca. 1897, a large game with impressive cover imagery, game instructions on underside and built up box bottom board, with all listed playing implements to

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Uncle Sam's Mail, ca. 1893, the cover with early transportation images, game instructions on underside, four-part fold-out board, with numerous mail cards, dice cups, and wood

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Hide and Seek, ca. 1895, large bold cover image, with children dressed in clown costumes, paper covered wood frame bottom, with raised game board, four lidded compartments in

Mcloughlin Bros. Game of the Little Volunteer, ca. 1898, vibrant graphics on lid, with game instructions on underside and inset gameboard in wood frame bottom, 12 1/4'' x 21''. Competitive In-House sh

McLoughlin Bros. Game of The District Messenger Boy or Merit Rewarded, ca. 1886, a nice early game, with paper covered wood frame lid and box bottom, fold-out gameboard, spinner insert, and painted ca

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Puss in Boots, ca. 1897, great early lithographed cover, with game instructions on underside, inset board in wood frame box bottom, and spinner, 19 1/2'' x 10 1/4''. Provenanc

McLoughlin Bros. Game of the Sociable Snake, ca. 1893, the cover with unusual imagery, game instructions on underside, wood framed base, with integral gameboard, spinner and several wood game pieces,

Two early McLoughlin Bros. games, ca. 1888-1889, to include Game of Lost Diamond Favorite series and Game of Robbing the Miller Gem series, both with bold graphics, inset gameboards, wood game pieces

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Gypsy Fortune Telling, ca. 1900, great Renaissance cover graphics with directions on underside, built up box bottom gameboard, with hinged compartment to house the five turned

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Telegraph Boy, ca. 1888, large variation of a popular game, with bold cover graphics, built up box bottom gameboard, spinner insert, and four painted metal figure playing piec

McLoughlin Bros. Game of the Robber Kitten, ca. 1898, great game with bold colorful cover and gameboard, and imagery, further complimented with a dedicated spinner and four cast metal ''Kitten''