RARE 19TH C. MCLOUGHLIN BROS. GAME OF BASEBALL

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Tollgate, late 19th c., colorful cover graphics, with game directions on underside, built up box bottom, gameboard, dice cups, dice, and wood playing pieces, 13 1/2'' x 14''.

McLoughlin Bros. Lost in the Woods Game, late 19th c., captivating cover imagery and boldly colored inset gameboard in wood framed bottom, with instructions on inside of lid, dice and cup along with f

A rare nineteenth century French horse racing game converted into a coffee table. The top made of rosewood, glass and bronze having an inlaid plaque that reads, "Portal & Aroisson Paris". The modern b

McLoughlin Bros. Home Base Ball Game, ca. 1900, the cover image with great early graphics, game instructions on underside, inset gameboard in wood frame bottom, colored wood playing pieces, and dedica

1410. MCLOUGHLIN BROS HOME BASEBALL GAME | Popular sporting example depicts an early baseball image on front cover, includes spinner and 21 wooden game markers, instructions on underside of box lid. P

Game is in original box showing early dreadnought battleship of the Spanish-American War era. Marked "Don't Give Up The Ship" on the box. Nice color graphics on box and game board. Includes three scar

McLoughlin Bros. Home Base Ball Game, ca. 1911, having dynamic cover imagery, with game instructions on underside, the inset gameboard in a wood frame bottom, and several wood play pieces, 23'' x 16''

A rare and unusual late 19th Century hand-painted board game, "Buckaneer", painted by Jack Lewis of Lancashire, the large oval shaped game is hand-decorated with images of famous docks including Londo

Antique 19th C McLoughlin Brothers, NY Card Game. Logo Machy or War of Words game. Box measures 5 by 6.5 inches.

Three rare and differing variants of the game of "Dr. Busby" with color playing cards and color labels. (1) "Dr. Busby" No. 4184 by Milton Bradley, Springfield, Mass. c.1905 with Busby surrounded by l

McLoughlin Bros., c. 1886, includes game board, four die-cut messenger board pieces and spinner. 17" l.

McLoughlin Bros. Picture Blocks, late 19th c., The Treasures of Mother Goose The Sad Death of Poor Cock Robin, lithographed paper on wood picture and verse blocks in more unusual rectangular form in w

Rare pair of 19th c. Alexander Roux Victorian rosewood game table signed, "A Roux French cabinet maker NO 479 & 481 Broadway New York". 35 /2" W. x 17 3/4" D. x 19 1/2" Ht., 35 1/2 " with top extended

Five 19th century pop-up and movable bookslot includes five books: 1. The Mammoth Menagerie: Showman Series No. 2McLoughlin Bros., Inc. Germany: J.F. Schreiber, Esslingen, 1889. 2. The Theatre Picture

19th C McLoughlin Brothers, The ABC's of Animals Oblong Blocks, great lithograph paper on wood, box's lid and bottom are paper on wood frames, 7 1/2" x 14" H.

McLoughlin Bros. Model Building Blocks set, original wood box with lithographed paper slide lid, circa late 19th c.

(10) Piece Set of 19th c. Paper Litho Over Wood Nested Picture Blocks, titled 'The Champion A.B.C. Picture Blocks', possibly the McLoughlin Bros., smallest: 2 1/2" x 2 1/8" x 5 3/4", nested set: 7 1/8

THE LITTLE SHOWMAN'S SERIES: "The Snake Charmer". Published by McLoughlin Bros, N Y. Fair Board book with a single page including a three-tier color pop-up scene. RARE c.1890. Two free-standing paper

American, 19th century oil on board depicting a Negro League game with spectators, housed in a period sand cove frame, 6 1/2" x 8 3/4" sight, 11" x 13" framed.

Three McLoughlin Bros. Cased Games Comprising Tollgate, Fish Pond, The Game of Playing Department Store Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height of largest box 3 x length 18 1/2 x width 12 1/2 inches. Prop

RARE EARLY HAND STITCHED FIGURE 8 BASEBALL, 19TH C.

C.1875 McLoughlin Bros., NY.

"Les Cris De Paris, Amusement De Societe." Early 19th century (1800-1835), a rare and unusual French playing card game, with 50 cards, 24 hand colored (watercolor on engraving) depicting street and ma

Rare oil on canvas board Folk Art painting of a black American baseball game, prob. c. 1930. 17 inches high, 21 ½ inches wide.