1935 Original Standard Monopoly Game Great Cond Nearly Complete 2 Patent Nice
1935 Original Standard Monopoly Game Great Cond Nearly Complete 2 Patent Nice
SOLD $225.00 Sold: Nov 24, 2023 on eBayOriginal Listing Description
eBay Item DescriptionThe pieces, box, game board and contents of a 1935 very early (Standard) 2 Patent edition of Monopoly by Parker Brothers. This is the box with 2 patent dates along with the Great Britain & Canada Reg. Looks to be largely complete with all the property cards, 16 chance and 16 community chest, six tokens, 32 houses, 16 Hotels and 2 dice (original). The money is the smaller 1935 standard bills and are listed as follows: 35-$1.00, 46-$5.00, 63-$10.00, 20-$20.00, 30-$50.00, 41-$100.00, 10-$500.00. The money is a bit smaller than the following games that Parker Brothers produced. The bills measures 3 3/4" X 1 3/4" in size in comparison to later games that had the measurements of 4 1/4" X 2 1/8". The bills have the proper Copyright date of 1935 on all the bills and they are all in very good condition with no problems to note at all. There are extra of some bills and slight less on some. Box shows light shelf wear on the box edge but is in very good condition overall with no tears or repairs at all. The box also has the more scarce "Reg. Great Britain & Canada" on the front along with the U.S. patents on the front of the box. This is more difficult to find as well as in this great condition. The board is also included and is also in very good condition especially when compared to others being offer on Ebay. Only some bumping on the corners, very little fading and some minor cracking on the inside spine. The board also has the "Copyright 1933, Chas. B. Darrow" on the Jail square which was later dropped from the game board. This game has all the right dates and is in unusually good condition considering the age. No odors and no taping or tears on anything. Please see the pictures for details as part of the description Thanks for looking and good luck on the auction. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for Board Game collectors and appraisers.
Original Listing Description
eBay Item DescriptionThe pieces, box, game board and contents of a 1935 very early (Standard) 2 Patent edition of Monopoly by Parker Brothers. This is the box with 2 patent dates along with the Great Britain & Canada Reg. Looks to be largely complete with all the property cards, 16 chance and 16 community chest, six tokens, 32 houses, 16 Hotels and 2 dice (original). The money is the smaller 1935 standard bills and are listed as follows: 35-$1.00, 46-$5.00, 63-$10.00, 20-$20.00, 30-$50.00, 41-$100.00, 10-$500.00. The money is a bit smaller than the following games that Parker Brothers produced. The bills measures 3 3/4" X 1 3/4" in size in comparison to later games that had the measurements of 4 1/4" X 2 1/8". The bills have the proper Copyright date of 1935 on all the bills and they are all in very good condition with no problems to note at all. There are extra of some bills and slight less on some. Box shows light shelf wear on the box edge but is in very good condition overall with no tears or repairs at all. The box also has the more scarce "Reg. Great Britain & Canada" on the front along with the U.S. patents on the front of the box. This is more difficult to find as well as in this great condition. The board is also included and is also in very good condition especially when compared to others being offer on Ebay. Only some bumping on the corners, very little fading and some minor cracking on the inside spine. The board also has the "Copyright 1933, Chas. B. Darrow" on the Jail square which was later dropped from the game board. This game has all the right dates and is in unusually good condition considering the age. No odors and no taping or tears on anything. Please see the pictures for details as part of the description Thanks for looking and good luck on the auction. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for Board Game collectors and appraisers.