FLIGHT ROUND The WORLD

The Chad Valley Games

(no catalog number shown on game)

"The CHAD VALLEY GAMES" in an oval

«FLIGHT ROUND
The WORLD»

«THE CHAD VALLEY GAMES»

MADE AT HARBORNE, ENGLAND

airplane, monoplane, world, circumnavigation, Earth

label under box lid

English

French

cardboard box

7 ¼ inches wide — 10 inches high — ⅞ inches deep

45.1 cm wide — 25.4 cm high — 2.2 cm deep

The wraparound label has alternating yellow and black lines that are perpendicular to each edge, with a black inner border. The main illustration has a deep blue sky in the top 3/4ths and a depiction of Earth and continents at the bottom.

The title, "FLIGHT ROUND" above "The WORLD" appears near the top in white with a light blue upper-left shadow.

Below, a short single-engine propeller airplane (orange and yellow, with red, white, blue, and yellow tail) appears below "FLIGHT". Another, longer, twin-enginer propeller airplane (yellow and green, with red and yellow tail) is shown below "The WORLD". Both airplanes are heading to the right.

Below is a not-to-scale depiction of Earch, with pale blue oceans, and green/yellow/brown continents (North and South America, Greenland, Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania, and the top portion of Australia.

"THE CHAD VALLEY GAMES" is in an oval at lower left, and "MADE AT HARBORNE, ENGLAND" at lower right, in dull brown.

Long aprons: airplane, half Earth, 3 airplanes, half Earth, 2 airplanes; top short apron: "The CHAD VALLEY GAMES"; bottom short apron: "MADE AT HARBORNE ENGLAND"; all in white on a black background with vertical yellow stripes above, below, to left, and right.

The bifold game board measures 13 3/4" wide by 7 1/2" high. It depicts a map of the world with routes shown as red dashed lines within continents and across oceans.

Four airplanes are shown in various locations on the game board.

Four movers are included, each with a depiction of a single-propeller airplane on cardboard that is attached to a round metal base. The color of each airplane's tail distinguishes them: yellow, red, blue, and green. Each measures 2" wide at the base, and up to 1 1/4" tall.

Names of the world's cities are printed on small (up to 1" wide) pieces of thick paper, each blue or white. Examples: "Tokio", "KLONDYKE", "Constantinople".

Rick Tucker