Games & Puzzles

1921 by Parker Brother. Very rare game with full-size color pictorial label on top. Board and box dated 1921.

1921 by Parker Brother. Very rare game. With original two-part box (19½x10x2") with full-size color pictorial label on top. Board and box dated 1921. Brown wooden dice cup; six wooden dice or "turnings" (each spelling on the sides the word W-I-Z-A-R-D); Complete game with reverse fold chromolithograph game board; Board dated 1921. 8-page rule booklet with color pictorial wrappers; rule booklet dated 1922. Brown wooden dice cup; six wooden dice or "turnings" (each spelling on the sides the word W-I-Z-A-R-D); subsequent editions replaced the Oz characters with plain colored wood playing pieces. Four pewter figurines representing Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion as playing pieces

1921 by Parker Brother. Very rare game. Board dated 1921. Four wood playing pieces representing Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion as playing pieces, Instructions and brown wooden cup

The Wogglebug Game of Conundrums. Parker Brother 1905. Complete set of 51 gray Conundrum cards and 512 buff-colored Answer cards with one page "Rules for playing The Woggle Bug Game" and Parker Bros flyer for two other card games Pit and Block. Within the original chromolithographed box. Condition: Box faded, missing a small portion 1/2 inch of of the cardboard from outside. Cards unbent and all present.
The earliest toy associated with OZ and one of the rarest examples of Oziana. The "What did the Woggle-Bug Say? Contest made this Oz character a household name and inspired all kind of novelties. The Wogglebug Game of Comundrums may have been an unauthorized use of Baums highly magnified insect as neither Baum nor his book The Marvelous Land of Oz (1904) is mentioned anywhere on this game.

I have read somewhere that there is only 6 known game in existence. Last identical game sold in 2008 in New York auction for $4400.

Wizard of Oz3 dimensional game. New in shrink wrap. 1993.

Wizard of Oz. 100 piece picture puzzle.New. Unopened. Made by Jaymar Co.

Wizard of oz storyland puzzle ( unopened). 96 pieces

Wizard of oz jigsaw puzzle ( unopened). 200 pieces . 1975

Wizard of Oz game. Shrink wrap. Fairchild Co. Made in 1957.
Rochester, N.Y.: E. E. Fairchild Corp., 1957. (Box 215 x 420 mm). Folded color lithographed Playing Board of the Land of Oz with four wooden playing pieces, 32 Magic Cards, Color Move Spinner and rule sheet. Unauthorized board game that was released after the famous children's book entered the public domain. Based on Baum's story rather than the MGM movie, it includes many characters not in the film - the Stork, Mouse Queen, China Dolls [sic], Hammerheads, Animal Kingdom and Monster [Giant Spider] - and was designed for children 7 to12 years old.

THIS IS A RARE VINTAGE ORIGINAL DATED 1957 THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ E.E. FAIRCHILD ALL FAIR BOARD GAME IN ITS ORIGINAL BOX. THE GAME IS NOT COMPLETE AS IT IS MISSING SOME GAME PIECES. THE GAME CONTAINS: ORIGINAL BOX, GAME BOARD, INSTRUCTIONS SHEET, AND SPINNER. THE GAME BOARD AND SPINNER ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THE ORIGINAL BOX HAS SOME SHELF WEAR WITH CORNER SPLITS AND SOME EDGE WEAR. THE GAME BOX MEASURES 16 1/2" WIDE BY 8 1/2" LONG AND THE GAME BOARD MEASURES 16 1/2" TALL BY 16 1/4" WIDE.

Board only. Missing dice and pieces. In Collectors treasury reference book page 134.

The crazy Wizard of Oz game. Printed in 1999. New