Early Bicycle Games

Lot (2) C. 1900-1910 dexterity bicycle games. 1 3/4" D. and 2 1/2" D.. Good condition. Case included.

Early Parker Brother "Bicycle Cards" game. Lid has children on safety bicycles on lid. 6 1/2" x 5". Fair condition.

Original box, great paper label on box showing bikers on track, marked Nouveau Jeu de Societe. Great paper label. Inside lithographed cardboard, does have several metal biker game pieces on wheels, tr

Parker Bros. New Bicycle Game, ca. 1894, great early graphics on cover, with game instructions on reverse and inset gameboard, with four cast metal riders on bicycle game pieces and indicator, 21'' x

Early McLoughlin Bros. District Messenger Boy Board Game. Great looking game. Excellent graphics of boys on early bicycles. Looks complete with spinner and game pieces. Box has wear and splits. 16"x16

3 early 20th century games in boxes, Steeple Chase, Game of Round Up, and The Junior Bicycle Game. Steeple Chase is 16.5" square

Early toy where the alphabet is on paper scrolls with graphics inside wooden box. Turn the knobs and new letter and graphic appears. Very early. Has girl on early bicycle graphics on back. 5" Excellen

Pair of rare 19th century boxed games featuring "Peter Coddle" with a railroad theme and an early velocipede (bicycle) theme. First is "Peter Coddle's Trip to New York" dated 1882 by Peter G. Thompson

c. 1900, maker unknown, hand painted tin, very early depiction of three bicyclists able to traverse a railed track, clockwork driven, riders wear team striped shirts, this is a game of chance, the clo

Bicycle club and promotional pins, consisting of 78 buttonhole rivet-backs, and four pinbacks. Brands include Victor, Super Ajax, Keating, Mars, Duquid, Shirk, Bellis, Aetna, Iver Johnson, Ben Hur, an

Including: Father Christmas "Lookout" game board, 1901 "The Errand Boy Failure and Success" and "Little Folk's Farmland by McLoughlin Brothers. Together with (2) puzzles also dated to the same period.

Early bicycle -Rough -BUYER TO ARRANGE PICKUP

Early framed European bicycle poster "GLADIATOR". Artist René Leverd (1872 - 1938). Sight 56" x 41 1/2". Good condition.

Includes 1889 McLoughlin ABC Blocks, taped box cover; McLoughlin 545 Pretty Village, School House Set with several paper litho folding buildings and many tin stands; 1895 McLoughlin Lotto with bag of

Adorned with red and green jewels, marked Joseph Lucas, likely from the 1920's, displays exceptionally well and has a great look

A pewter bicycle trophy from the Edgeborough Bicycle Club .This challenge cup was the first prize in 1876 and awarded to O.G.M. Leeds . At this this time the cyclists almost certainly would have been

chromed tubular metal and glass; 1960s; unsigned 27 x 41 3/4 in. dia. (68.6 x 106 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Charles and Cynthia Rosenthal, Brentwood, Los Angeles, California

Collection of early games, to include one early double sided checkerboard / parchisi board, one early single sided checkerboard, a set of domino tiles, featuring a collection of vintage painted animal

Three Early Bicycle 808 Decks of Playing Cards. Including Bicycle 808 Model Back (red), 52 + J + OB; Bicycle 808 Wheel Back (red), 52 + J + OB (joker probably married from another deck); and Bicycle 8

Includes New Pretty Village set, Auto Game, Fulton Circus, Robinson Crusoe, Good Old Aunt, and 25 Soldiers on Parade. Unsure if any of the games are complete, none have been collated. All boxes show o

C. 1890's framed bicycle poster. "Cycling The Air" (Bros. Wichmann printer, Louis Wagner, Berlin Germany). Sight 37 1/4" x 27 1/2", frame overall 39" x 29 1/2". Good condition.

Lot misc. early games including Table Croquet (wooden box), Clue, Blox-O, Parker Brothers Pit, dominoes, Cock Robin, The Game of Famous Men, Milton Bradley Spoof, Bungo, Wings, Our First President Puz

Includes Messenger Boy and Checkers, Sectional Steam Hose, Dissected Map United States, and Postal Delivery Boys. All look mostly complete. Boxes with wear and loss. Largest 17" Very Good

Pottery POG 1/2L. Man rides early bicycle. “All Heil”. Mint.