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    Posted 4 years ago

    Retrofutura
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    Hickety Pickety - A Game.
    Released in 1924 by Parker Brothers, the makers of other fine games like Monopoly, Risk and The MAD Magazine Game.
    The playing pieces are red, yellow, green and blue dyed wooden eggs that fit into die-cut holes on the game board.
    I can hardly believe this game is still intact and solid after 97 YEARS!

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    1. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      Very nice have you ever sat down and played
      a rousing round of Hickety Pickety
    2. Retrofutura Retrofutura, 4 years ago
      Not yet, Vynil.
      My plan is to wait 3 more years and play it on its 100th birthday!

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