Vintage Baseball Board Games To Share

[toyman55]

I have been collecting now for close to 40 years with my passion always the Dodgers. After I discovered Mark Cooper's collection of games I started my own. It would be great to see what everyone else has.

[Wymers Auction]

I really like that Mantle game.

[matty39]

Here is my only game with some ad information

[gashouse34]

Is your Waner's board game actually signed by Paul Waner?...If so that is fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

[gnaz01]

Hanging on my office wall Bought it from Mark Cooper himself.

[frankbmd]

The Great American Game by Frantz Garage Hardware, Sterling, Ill. circa 1923
and APBA Baseball since 1951 with 1911 New York Giants Lineup.

Frantz originally made rollers for garage doors as well as this game. They are still in business in Sterling, Ill. and manufacture rollers for manufacturing assembly lines among other products, but not baseball games.

I was introduced to APBA in 1953 (their third year) at the age of 6. The company recently left Lancaster, PA and moved to Georgia. The survival of the company is in doubt, as is mine.

[doug.goodman]

Found this at a flea market in Tokyo for 800 yen (about $7 at the time, if I remember correctly).

Doug

[Bill Stone]

I am searching for a Base Ball game published in 1895 by Clark & Sowdon in New York. Mark Cooper did not have this one in his collection so I know it is rare. Would love to see a picture of it.

[khkco4bls]

here are some of mine.