A roll and move game in which players move counters from different initial positions: Dorothy starts in Kansas, the other players in positions ahead of her (Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion, in that order.) The point of the game is to reach the Witch's Castle and then return to the Emerald City. Similar in design and mechanics to the game Kentucky Derby...
"A Game of Toll Gate" is a variation (such as India - An Oriental Game) of the Parcheesi game. The goal is to move the pawns around the board to the "home" section. Movement is controlled by dice. All players move around the same board, so they may capture each others pawns. Captured pawns are returned to their player's corner and must start their journey...
From the rules: UTENSILS. A pack of Red, White and Blue Cards, called Route Tickets, four STEAMSHIPS for travel on the water, and four TRAINS with Engines of color corresponding to the ships, for travel in Europe. It will be noticed that the trains of cars used in playing this game are like the European trains in appearance. Each player should take one...
A spin-and-move game based on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel, you must take Jim Hawkins through his travels from the Admiral Benbow Inn at the top left of the board to Bristol England in the top right. The spaces are arranged in columns which you move up and down. This game was originally released in 1923 by Stoll & Edwards. It was reprinted twice:...
Description from the publisher: Game of Trolls is a card game centered around trolling and testing the limits of your friendships. Players take turns attempting to attack one another, forcing them to either defend or draw a mountain of cards. The game's unique event cards get the entire group involved. It's an awesome family game and an epic party game...
Game published in the Odhams Press book, The Children's Book of Games, Puzzles and Pastimes. You will require a pack of ordinary playing cards for this game. Divide them into two separate packs, placing the Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks, tens and nines into one pile and all the twos, threes, fours, fives, sixes, sevens and eights into another. Put them side...