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Portland Chess & Draughts Board Game with Original Packaging
SKU: 8844-11335410
$50.00
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This Portland Chess and Draughts Board game is a vintage item made in the UK.
The original packaging envelope Is in fair condition.
The booklet and cardboard chess/draught pieces are in great condition with game pieces still in original condition as when new.
Hard to tell if this is a first edition but is likely made around 1950.
Quite rare to find both board with intact pieces plus original envelope.
Note that this item has been secured and listed as part of the following prestigious institutions.
Powerhouse Museum (Australia)
National Trust Collection (UK)
Philadelphia Museum of Art (USA)
Condition
Used: good
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