Vintage 1965 MILTON BRADLEY ' Go To The Head Of The Class ' Board Game Series 12
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:8032662 | Min. Number of Players: 2 players |
| Year: 1965 | Game Type: Educational Game |
| Brand: Milton Bradley |
This is a vintage 1965 Milton Bradley 'Go to the Head of the Class' board game. (kind of an early trivial pursuit game)
Everything appears to be in great shape for being 53 years old. The board itself is great, the 24 yellow examination cards and 24 green luck cards, the pair of dice, the 8 'pupils' (Mommy, Sis, Bonnie, Susie, Daddy, Brother, Butch, Cowboy Joe', and the 864 questions and answers booklet (it is 79 pages, blue cover is not torn -- a tiny crease on front, pages 6-14 ha...ve an ink written number next to the page number, but otherwise no marks, rips, torn pages, etc. are all in very good shape
The box is in good shape although the box bottom part has white tape on each corner and the upper lid has white tape on one corner. Color is excellent with no fading and box still has a price tag of 2.79 from Wolf & Dessauer (they were well known locally for their very special Christmas window display in Ft Wayne Indiana in the 40s, 50s, 60s)
Comes out of a pet-free, smoke-free, clean estate
Any questions, please ask
Everything appears to be in great shape for being 53 years old. The board itself is great, the 24 yellow examination cards and 24 green luck cards, the pair of dice, the 8 'pupils' (Mommy, Sis, Bonnie, Susie, Daddy, Brother, Butch, Cowboy Joe', and the 864 questions and answers booklet (it is 79 pages, blue cover is not torn -- a tiny crease on front, pages 6-14 ha...ve an ink written number next to the page number, but otherwise no marks, rips, torn pages, etc. are all in very good shape
The box is in good shape although the box bottom part has white tape on each corner and the upper lid has white tape on one corner. Color is excellent with no fading and box still has a price tag of 2.79 from Wolf & Dessauer (they were well known locally for their very special Christmas window display in Ft Wayne Indiana in the 40s, 50s, 60s)
Comes out of a pet-free, smoke-free, clean estate
Any questions, please ask
