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Warman's Antique American Games 1840-1940 (1986)

by Lee Dennis

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A nicely-illustrated and organized price guide of antique American games. The photographs arouse my envy; this is a collecting field I would love to get into more seriously, if not for pecuniary limitations. At least this book, with its decent annotation and good illustrations, satisfies the craving to a degree. ( )
  burnit99 | Jan 8, 2007 |
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King Tut certainly did not possess a Monopoly board, but he thought enough of the board with which he played to be buried with it.
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