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Very nice early game most likely from the late 1880s or 1890s, some of the Parker Bros games would have the date in the paper instructions or even on the board itself. Still could be a later model that was made between 1900-1905, but no later then that. It does appear you maybe missing some chips and instructions, but with out seeing it in person it’s hard to tell. There are games that just have the instructions on the board, which I think yours does. I would say it’s in the 200.00-300.00 range in that condition, but have seen them higher in better condition. Unfortunately items like this have gone down in price from a few years ago, but still a nice attractive baseball piece.
Jimmy
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