Step back in time with this adorable handmade framed 1933 Winnie-the-Pooh game.

Perfect for Display and Play, while also reliving the nostalgia of childhood with this timeless board game. Bring joy and whimsy to any room, while celebrating the beloved characters of Pooh and friends.

Game History:

In 1926, English author A.A. Milne published the beloved story of Winne-the-Pooh with the wonderful illustrations of E.H. Shepard. He based the stories off of a teddy bear his son, Christopher Robin, owned. Other characters, Piglet, Eeyore, Kanga, Roo and Tigger, were also Christopher's childhood toys. Stephen Slesinger acquired the sole trade rights to Winnie-the-Pooh from A.A. Milne in 1930 and was responsible for all the merchandising for the beloved character. This game was originally manufactured by the Kerk Guild in 1931. Parker Brothers began distributing the game in 1933.

Game Details:

• Finished size = approximately 18" x 18"
• GORGEOUS board in great condition with a soft cream facing and beautiful illustrations. There are a few light spots on the board. Please see pictures.
• Playing pieces are made of cardboard and have wood stands. They are in great condition. Includes Grab Bag (no draw string) with color cardboard discs. The instructions have a penciled name written on the first page. A Parker Brothers ad booklet is also included.
• The box is sturdy, includes all inserts and is in great shape. There is a bit of staining on the front label and on the bottom of the box. The orange lid also has some fading.
• The board and the instructions indicate a copyright of 1933. However, due to the box label listing both the London and Chicago offices for Parker Brothers, this version was likely released in 1939. The London office was closed in 1940.

Games contain small pieces and are not intended for children under the age of 4.