Unleash your inner strategist with our handmade framed 1963 RISK board game!
Ready to be Displayed and Played, this vintage game will take your gaming experience to the next level. Play with friends, family, or simply display it as a unique piece of game room decor.
Game History:
RISK was invented by French film director Albert Lamorisse in 1957 as "La Conquete du Monde" (The Conquest of the World). Parker Brothers purchased and released the game in 1959 as "RISK Continental Game".
Game Details:
🎲 Finished size = approximately 24" x 23" 🎲 The playing pieces are made of gorgeous polished wood and in fantastic condition with beautiful colors. While the instructions do not call out a specific number of cube and oblong pieces, it appears that there is one black oblong piece missing. 🎲 All 44 cards plus the Trade-mark card, are present. 🎲 The box has some taped corners and worn edges that are reasonable for it's 60+ years. It is very sturdy otherwise. 🎲 All 6 dice, plus instructions, are present.
Games contain small pieces and are not intended for children under the age of 4.
