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Deanteaks
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My Grandmother and I made this, we made several of them, and gave them to family members, this is the only original pink one :), I have an original cardboard one with how to play (instructions), on The Marble Game, I will post it too when I find it, it got packed away when moving recently, ohhh! sometimes it got turned over, that resulted in game over :) guess we got creative on the round one :)
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this appears to be the board game branded as 'Parcheesi' that was also made with a marble gameboard when I was a kid. It's an adaptation of the Indian Cross and Circle game Pachisi.
It reminds me a lot of mine! I love it! Many happy memories ;)
the original cardboard one that I have has Indians on it, very cool
Deanteaks: someday will post our box we used to store our special marbles in.My father-in-law was a expert wood worker.
How wonderful, thanks for sharing. We called it "dog house" and my dad made the one we still play today.
very nice :) AR8Jason, now you have got me wondering exactly what my old cardboard one says for sure, when I find it :) lol, now I will have to do a box to box search (:, could take years, thanks for the link
thank you all :) esp. Hotkitties, your post got my attention on the game