Posted 7 years ago
fhrjr2
(38 items)
This board game is rather unique. It is a monopoly type game but designed for a little place called Pemberton, NJ. It was made by a company in Hershey, Pa which I haven't found a record of. It was a fund raiser thing for the local volunteer fire department. The game was never played with nor were the little cards ever taken off the master sheets. I wonder if there are collector clubs/sites for such things and/or anyone who could provide information regarding the company or games.
PS: This is not an antique I was wondering about it being collectible.
This is about all I could find, I think it is the same company.
THIS BUSINESS IS NOT BBB ACCREDITED.
Unique Promotions, Inc.
1595 South Mount Joy Street Suite 130, Elizabethtown, PA 17022
sales@unique.nu
http://www.unique.nu
Additional Information
BBB file opened: December 30, 1987
Business started: 12/30/1986
Business started locally: 12/30/1986
Business incorporated 12/30/1986 in PA
Type of Entity
Corporation
Business Management
Mr. Terry A. Zerphey, President
Contact Information
Principal: Mr. Terry A. Zerphey, President
Business Category
Promotional Products
My two cents worth says it's collectible..... [;>)
Thanks for the input and loves. Perhaps someone else here will jump in also. This game is dated November 1991 so I assume they were in hopes to sell them at the holiday season. Pemberton is a very small place outside Fort Dix, NJ.
I have been looking and researching and in the course of that I have a guy begging for the game. He wouldn't say why and made me a heck of an offer but I think I will just sit on it. I have a 9 year old grandson who is collecting and has his own display. I have his great grandfathers 1930's Braxmar badge from the fire department that sold this game so perhaps we will keep it together.
https://web.archive.org/web/20010125043200/http://www.unique.nu:80/star.html
zimque Thanks for the link. I will print that out and enclose it when I send the game to my grandson. Perhaps one day it will help him out if he decides to sell his collections.