1930's Parker Brothers Bunny Tiddledy Winks Game | ||
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Posted 6 years ago
jscott0363
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Hello everyone!!
I found this 1930's Parker Brothers Tiddledy Winks game at a local antique show. I believe it may be missing some pieces, but all that's there is still in great condition, especially since it's nearly 100 years old. I remember playing Tiddledy Winks on cold winter days as a child.
Thanks for stopping in for a look!!!
Scott
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Fantastic antique game box, I love the bunny artwork & amazing condition for its age
Incredible condition, killer artwork like Newfld said.
Watch out for Hare on Mushrooms
Hare-Larryous aren’t I
Just the name 'Tiddledy Winks' and I'm sitting with my sister on the living room carpet, playing this highly competitive (as high as it gets if you have a really bossy sister) game. We didn't know all those rules though.
Is he the March Hare?
Thanks Jenni!! The box is what caught my eye.
Thanks Toyrebel!! I too love the cool artwork.
Too funny Vynil33!! Thanks for stopping by!!
Gillian,
I never knew there were rules for Tiddledy Winks (that many anyhow:) I would say he is definitely a March hare, based on the other character on the front of the box.
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Yes bootiful artwork.
Thanks fortapache!! I must agree.
Thomas,
Thanks for the love and for stopping by!!
I also remember this game from cold winter days. Amazing how such a simple little game could keep us occupied. No computers, no cell phones....heck we didn't even have a regular landline yet, no TV and the radio wouldn't come on until evening. Crank the record player up and play tiddledy winks.
Mom loved this game. I love the box and guessed it might be your post when I saw the rabbit design! I used to display my small collection of hares and rabbits at this time of year and then box them up until the next spring. Now my favorites stay out year round!.
fhrjr2,
Thanks for the wonderful comment!! There were 10 of us kids back then and when it was too cold to be outdoors we all played board games. I miss those times.
Hi Mary!!
So great to hear from you again! I also pack away a lot of my rabbits and hares after Spring. But, like you, I keep my favorites out year round. Thanks for the comment and for stopping by!
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By the way, this game first appeared in Parker Brother's 1930 catalog (for 25 cents) and appeared in each catalog thereafter until the 1941-1942 catalog (still 25 cents).
Still love that box
I remember when a quarter would buy a soda and a candy bar. I remember when a pack of cigarettes was .45 cents. Now, they're nearly $6.00 a pack.
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