LARGE LOT OF SMALLER EARLY GAMES.

LARGE LOT OF SMALLER EARLY GAMES. 1 & 2) Two games of “Improved Authors” by Milton Bradley. 3) The game of “The Pet of the Cradle” by Fisher, Philadelphia circa 1860. Hand colored box cover and included cards. 4) “The Parlor Game of Oliver Twist” by Adams & Co., Boston, 1867. 5) “Komikal Konversation Kards” (KKK) by Adams & Co., Boston, MA 1866. 6) “The Game of Dr. Fusby, MD” by McLoughlin Bros. Hand colored box cover and interior cards. Circa 1860. 7) “Komekel Kuss” by German Town Novelty Co., Philadelphia. Bizarre novelty toy was used to transform your hand into a puppet. 8) “The Game of Heroes” card game by Ives, Salem, MA 1845. 9) “The Young Traveler” by Adams, New York 1846. 10) “The Game of Hens and Chickens” chromolithographed cards by McLoughlin Bros., 1875. 11) “Rubens” Crayola crayons by Binney & Smith, N.Y. A very, very early version of today’s Crayola crayons! 12) “Dewey Did It. Can You?” boxed game by L. F. Jordan, 1899. Dexterity puzzle show Admiral Dewey in Spanish American War. 13) “The Game of Presidents” by Lackner, IL 1894. 14 & 15) Two games of “Mythology” by Porter & Coates, Philadelphia 1873. 16) “Aesop” by Milton Bradley circa 1880. 17) McLoughlin Bros. “Madame Pompadour” hand painted paper doll with dresses. 18) “Educational Games” by Clemens, N.Y. 1880. SIZE: Largest 5-3/4″ l. PROVENANCE: The Diane and late Steve Olin collection. CONDITION: Fair to good. 13271-34 (250-400)

Auction: Advertising, Toy & Doll - Fall 2013

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	3139	$1,777.50	LARGE LOT OF SMALLER EARLY GAMES. 1 & 2) Two games of “Improved Authors” by Milton Bradley. 3) The game of “The Pet of the Cradle” by Fisher, Philadelphia circa 1860. Hand colored box cover and included cards. 4) “The Parlor Game of Oliver Twist” by Adams & Co., Boston, 1867. 5) “Komikal Konversation Kards” (KKK) by Adams & Co., Boston, MA 1866. 6) “The Game of Dr. Fusby, MD” by McLoughlin Bros. Hand colored box cover and interior cards. Circa 1860. 7) “Komekel Kuss” by German Town Novelty Co., Philadelphia. Bizarre novelty toy was used to transform your hand into a puppet. 8) “The Game of Heroes” card game by Ives, Salem, MA 1845. 9) “The Young Traveler” by Adams, New York 1846. 10) “The Game of Hens and Chickens” chromolithographed cards by McLoughlin Bros., 1875. 11) “Rubens” Crayola crayons by Binney & Smith, N.Y. A very, very early version of today’s Crayola crayons! 12) “Dewey Did It. Can You?” boxed game by L. F. Jordan, 1899. Dexterity puzzle show Admiral Dewey in Spanish American War. 13) “The Game of Presidents” by Lackner, IL 1894. 14 & 15) Two games of “Mythology” by Porter & Coates, Philadelphia 1873. 16) “Aesop” by Milton Bradley circa 1880. 17) McLoughlin Bros. “Madame Pompadour” hand painted paper doll with dresses. 18) “Educational Games” by Clemens, N.Y. 1880. SIZE: Largest 5-3/4″ l. PROVENANCE: The Diane and late Steve Olin collection. CONDITION: Fair to good. 13271-34 (250-400) Auction: Advertising, Toy & Doll - Fall 2013 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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