(no catalog number shown on game)

"Th. G. M." on a diagonal scroll

[title LES
TIRAILLEURS
INTERNATIONALES

INTERNATIONAL
PRICE-
SHOOTING

Internationales
Wett-
schiessen]

castle, throne, king, cupid, harp, battle axe, shooting

large sheet

Rules are provided in German, English, and French. An illustration at the top of the rules depict two hands holding sticks and pressing them on round discs.

10¼ inches wide — 13¼ inches high —⅝ inches deep

26 cm wide — 33.7 cm high — 1.6 cm deep

The cover label is subdivided into a variety of squares, horizontal rectangles, and vertical rectangles. The colors have dulled over time.

In the four corners are squares with a human-like statue, each in a different pose.

At top center is a rectangle with a parade of people heading left, led by a jester, and including a young person holding a pole with a circular top, a bugler, a man holding a banner, etc.

At left and right, below and above the corners are vertical rectangles with illustrations (white, light blue, blue) of various designs of cupids and/or winged creatures with male profiles in center circles.

Inside the upper ones are two wider vertical rectangles, the one at left with "LES" above "TIRAILLEURS" above "INTERNATIONALES" in black on a background that is light blue at top and pinkish at bottom. The one at right has "INTERNATIONAL" above "PRICE-" above "SHOOTING" on a similarly colored background. Between them at top is a square with concentric black/white circles, flags in the top corners, a red outfitted boy at lower left, and a green boy at lower right.

Below the square at upper center is another, tall vertical rectangle with "Internationales" above "Wett-" above "schiessen", on a similarly colored background. This rectangle is open at the bottom where it connects to a horizontal rectangle. At their intersection is a king sitting on a throne, elevated on a stand with a red cloth or carpet over it (marked "Th. G. M." on a diagonal scroll), with 3 steps up to the throne from the top of the stand. Around the throne is a curved green/yellow/pink/light blue gazebo with curved top and cupid with wings on top. At bottom to the left and right of the throne stand are a variety of peoples standing, and at left and right, sitting.

The two remaining inner sections outside and above the throne section depict a castle in the left one and a town's buildings in the right one.

The trifold game board measures 11" wide by 29" high by 1/16" thick, with a black outer border and a gray back.

At bottom is a wood-grained rectangle on which a felt shooting pad most likely was attached.

Above it are 20 rectangles progressing upward to near the top. Each rectangle is split into 3 sections by a continuous angled line throughout all 20 rectangles, widening the outer sections and narrowing the inner sections. The inner section of each rectangle is white and numbered from 1 near the bottom to 20 near the top. Both outer sections of each rectangle are light blue and numbered from 21 near bottom to 2 near top.

Above the 2 - 20 - 2 rectangle , the angled line forms a half-circle curve, which is white inside [and marked "30" by blue pen by an owner], as does the outer section's outer lines, forming an outer half-circle curve that is light blue.

Overlapping the white half-circle curve and the 2 - 20 - 2 rectangle is a black circle, with white inside, and then an inner red circle marked "50."

The light blue outer half-circle is marked "1" on each side.

The left and right sides of the game board depict people doing a variety of things. The left one, from top, depicts a man shooting a rifle, a girl and boy walking in the woods, a man simultaneously blowing a horn and drumming, two women dressed in nun-like clothing, and a man with his hat held high and a bowed rifle in his right hand.

The right side depicts, from top, a man with a straw-like hat holding a bowed rifle, a young girl and boy looking at him, a white goat, two men talking, a woman in white and a man in blue/black holding both hands, and a white round object.