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Travel Mancala $8.00
The strategy game from Africa now can be played anywhere, anytime! For thousands of years, people have enjoyed playing a simple game of strategy called Mancala-an arithmetic challenge to capture the most pieces in your mancala bowl. Travel Mancala's sturdy hinge and fastener make it perfect for travel. Features three sets of rules. Made from the non-endangered, plantation-grown wood of the raintree. The object is to collect the most beads in your large mancala bowls by sequentially dropping stones around the board.
King of the Hill $11.19
Climb to the top, but look out for that drop! King of the Hill is a super fabulous 1960's version of the classic, retro and cool marble hopping game with a new twist. Contains: Hill playing unit, 8 colored marbles (2 for each player), Tipper("teeter-totter" that determines your move), Finish Zone label and instructions. Ages: 8 and up. 2 to 4 players.
Executive Decision $23.99
In this re-release of a classic from the 1960s, players become presidents of manufacturing companies. Each player makes executive decisions about manufacturing and advertising that will make or break the company.
Kid-Cala $14.39
Its the African strategy game of Mancala in a version just for kids. With fun fruit-shaped pieces and a colorful game board, kids can choose from three different types of game play simple enough for kids, yet challenging enough for adults.
DaVinci Challenge Mancala Game $12.99
In this new twist on one of the world's most ancient games, players receive points by forming DaVinci's secret symbols inside their mancala. Be the first to clear your side of the board, capture your opponent's pieces and score the most secret symbol points to win. Ages 8 and up. Players: 2 or More.
Gameboard Solitaire Trav/Rainb $7.96
Gameboard Solitaire Traveler Rainbow. This neat little historic game is presented in a handsome woodcrafted pocket format. Solid wood board with brass keeper to hold marble playing pieces within. Includes History and Game Rules.
Gameboard Tic Tac Trav/Rainbow $7.96
Gameboard Tic Tac Traveler Rainbow. This neat little historic game is presented in a handsome woodcrafted pocket format. Solid wood board with brass keeper to hold marble playing pieces within. Includes History and Game Rules.
Morgan's Revenge Anniversary Tin $11.96
Morgans' Revenge comes complete with authentic replicas of gold doubloons and silver Pieces of Eight with a 16 page handbook of Pirate Lore, and rules to this brass top game of chance. All the game pieces fit in a neat little printed bag.
Raceway 57 Board Game $51.99
Long before today's ultra-modern speedways and sleek, technologically advanced racing machines, yesterday's legendary drivers hurled themselves around dirt tracks strapped inside the very same cars that everyone else drove on the street. They were outlaws, yet they were the pioneers of American auto racing. This beautiful game lets you experience the full throttle excitement of America 's fastest sport. Roll the dice or play a card to move your cast metal racecar around the track as you manage valuable resources like fuel, suspension and tires. A metal dashboard with magnetized markers helps you keep track of your car and your opponents. Bumping and crashes are part of the sport but damage to your chassis might force you into the pits at the wrong time. A clean fast race to victory and you will receive the Raceway 57 trophy. For 2-5 players ages 8 to adultDimensions: 15"L x 12"W x 2"H
Deluxe Wood Go Game Set $60.00
Solid wood playing surface folds into handy carrying case. Stores boxes that hold the "Go" stones. 11" x 12.5" folded The objective, by positioning stones on the board each player aims to surround more unoccupied territory and enemy stones, than his opponents. Go Game is a strategy game from China, considered along with geometry and philosophy to be one of the three highest arts a person could master.
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