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Vintage John Sands Monopoly - Missing Pieces
SKU: 0407-11559483
$30.00
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A version of Monopoly dating back to the 1930s, this listing is missing the game board and one of the player tokens, but otherwise appears complete
Please note that given the age of the item it has weathered considerably. All present items have some form of colour loss or stains, most notable with the optometry cards which have lost their original white colour. The box is also very worn, has spots/stains along its face, and has fallen apart at one corner
Apart from the above, the item is otherwise complete and shows little to no signs of damage from use. All property cards are accounted for, the chance and community chest cards are present, both blue die are included, and while not fully counted it visually appears all Monopoly money is also present
Additionally included by the previous owner is a purple coloured tube that was used to hold the player tokens and dice
Condition
Used: poor
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