So it is time again for show and tell over at http://kellishouse.blogspot.com. I have not participated in a few weeks so I am glad to be back. Today I would like to show you some of my favorite board games. I am crazy about board games and we have about 100 of them. I love collecting real old ones too. Today I would like to show you my bookshelf games. These games were made in the 60s and 70s. They look like a book and fit right onto a shelf. Some of these have become our favorite games to play. I think they are real neat and a great conversation piece. Sorry I do not have time to show more detailed pictures. I am late for work :) 
I would also like to show you this vintage bridge scorepad. It has never been written in and the pencils look like they have never been sharpened. I do not play bridge but bought this to try and sell on ebay. I have not had any luck :(. If anyone out there loves bridge or just loves to collect vintage games just let me know that you are interested in having it and I will sent it to someone. I just do not have the heart to put it in the donate box.
Thanks for stopping by!
Friday, February 1, 2008
SHOW AND TELL FRIDAY AND GIVEAWAY!
Posted by Sondra at 2:32 AM
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Yes, I bet they ARE indeed a conversation piece. Love your photos and thanks for sharing.
A great show n tell
I love those book games, they are so cool! Which ones are your favorites? I love to play board games too, but actually haven't played that many lately. We have an old one called Hit the Beach that my boys and I loved playing. I would like to find another one like it.
Have a great weekend! Sharon
Thats a nice treasure to share and tell. Happy weekend.
What a fun collection to have. Do you play any of those games?
Oh those games are neat. I love books so I love the fact they look like books. I've never seen any of these.
Susan
One of my favorite games to play was "RAIL BARON"! I haven't thought about that in years! Thanks for sharing and for jogging my wee, tired brain!
Connie
Sondra--those were neat--when you have more time I would love to see more of them--I have never seen, nor heard of board books before--Great Show and Tell.
Have a great day at work :)
Julieann
That is a great way to house games! Your collection is wonderful...
Love the music in your playlist!
And I really like these old board games, they're so great.
Hope you got to work on time! :)
Love the Bridge set - if you get tired of it, I could POSSIBLY make room for it :) Jennifer
I have never heard of book games--I wish you would describe them further and show us one as an example!
I remember playing these games.
Good stuff!
Those games are unusual, I don't think I've seen anything like them. thanks for stopping by my blog.
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