Game of TO THE NORTH POLE BY AIR-SHIP

McLoughlin Brothers

5190

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«Game of TO THE NORTH POLE BY AIR-SHIP»

5190

© McLOUGHLIN BROTHERS
New York

horizontal box; cover: no copyright date; blue rectangles at left and right, airship across center with 3 passenger compartments

dirigible, Zeppelin, airship, North Pole, shipwreck, iceberg, ship, bear

label under box lid

cardboard box

19 ¾ inches wide — 10 ½ inches high — ⅞ inches deep

122.6 cm wide — 128.3 cm high — 2.2 cm deep

The game board is attached inside the box bottom. The "NORTH POLE" (in red) is at top where a very wide sunset is happening.

The starting points of the race path are at lower right, with four separate colored paths (red, green, blue, and black). Each of these paths leads to a common point, a yellow circle on land about 2/3 up on the game board.

A red box appears between "NORTH" above "POLE", and there is a red box around it all. Connect to the red box on the right is an array of red boxes, that starts just above the yellow circle and ends at the North Pole, and follows the blue path near the top.

The lower half depicts waters with various ships sailing in them.

The top and a sliver down the right side depicts land with forests, rivers, and near the North Pole at top, ice.

The game includes a thin orange cardboard spinner wit a wooden handle, marked 1 through 6, and "PATENT PENDING".

Four cylindrical mover pieces (1/2" in diameter, 1/4" thick) come in red, natural wood, purple, and black.

Rick Tucker