Bing Games

19/128 E

Hexagon with BING at top, die in middle, GAMES at bottom

Bavaria below

[title The
Aerial Contest]

[logo BING
GAMES
BAVARIA]

airplane, biplane, mountain, car, convertible, church, river

label inside box lid

"The Aerial Contest"

"No. 19/128 E."

"Dö 28/5/25"

10 inches wide — 7¼ inches high — 1⅛ inches deep

25.4 cm wide — 18.4 cm high — 2.9 cm deep

Label with white border then orange line, white line, orange line, white line.

Overall background of cover is pale blue sky.

At upper left: "The" above "Aerial Contest" (medium red with black outline).

To right is a small biplane with an orange fuselage and wings that are dark underneath.

The main image below is of a larger biplane with a white fuselage with a green stripe at rear, and wings that are brown underneath.

Below the sky and airplanes are rugged mountains, red and blue tall ones at left and shallower ones at right, with shallow white mountains above them to the right.

The logo appears at lower right in black.

red

Red with no design.

"19/128/0"

Thin cardboard race game board (7 5/8" wide by 13 3/4" tall) starts at a red circle marked 1 (in white with a black outline) at lower left alongside an airplane with a single propeller, and advances to an end red circle marked 62 (in white with a black outline() at top right. Each cell has a black number except for 1 and 62; the following numbers are red instead: 7, 11, 15, 19, 20, 23, 27, 32, 35, 42, 43, 47, 52, and 56.

At lower right is an open-air black car with people in and around it.

The game board background behind the lower race path cells is a city with a river, bridges, and churches. Above background is sky (red and white with some yellow/orange at upper right, the rest blue and white, and blue and black near the city below).

The back of the game board is red, empty.

Included are four cardboard disks (1 1/2" in diameter, 1/8" thick): 1 yellow, 2 red, and 1 pale green.

Three small wooden stands with thin paper airplanes attached atop.

One cardboard spinner (1 7/8" diameter) (marked, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6) with a wider metal spinning indicator.