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A board game titled "FEUDAL: THE GAME OF SIEGE AND CONQUEST" with illustrated medieval figures such as knights and archers on a chessboard-like grid with a castle background, indicating a strategy game. The bottom of the image indicates a copyright of 1967 by 3M Company, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Feudal (1967)

A worn-out board game cover for "CONTIGO" featuring artwork of a contemplative man positioning colorful game pieces on a grid with sailboats in the background. The tagline at the bottom reads, "Programmed moves add a new dimension to strategy games."

Contigo (1974)

Bazaar (1967) Board Game

Bazaar (1967) Board Game

Vintage board game cover art for "breakthru" depicting two men playing a strategy game with a yacht and a scenic coastline in the background.

Breakthru (1965)

Challenge Golf at Pebble Beach (1973) Board Game

Challenge Golf at Pebble Beach (1973) Board Game

Big League Baseball (1967) Board Game

Big League Baseball (1967) Board Game

Oh-Wah-Ree (1962) Board Game

Oh-Wah-Ree (1962) Board Game

Acquire (1963) Board Game

Acquire (1963) Board Game

Monad (1969) Board Game

Monad (1969) Board Game

High-Bid (1963) Board Game

High-Bid (1963) Board Game

Breakthru (1965) Board Game

Breakthru (1965) Board Game

Evade (1971) Board Game

Evade (1971) Board Game

Alt text: A vintage board game cover titled "OH-WAH-REE" with the subtitle "Ancient and absorbing game of strategy played by Afro-Asian peoples for some 3500 years!" It features an illustration of a woman with a bob hairstyle playing the game, which consists of a wooden board with carved pits and dark playing pieces. The cover has a beige color scheme and includes the logo of the 3M bookshelf game series.

Oh-Wah-Ree (1962)

Sleuth (1971) Board Game

Sleuth (1971) Board Game

Twixt (1962) Board Game

Twixt (1962) Board Game

Acquire

Acquire (1963)

Thinking Man’s Football (1966) Board Game

Thinking Man’s Football (1966) Board Game

Jumpin (1964) Board Game

Jumpin (1964) Board Game

Ploy (1970) Board Game

Ploy (1970) Board Game

Feudal (1967) Board Game

Feudal (1967) Board Game

Stocks & Bonds (1964) Board Game

Stocks & Bonds (1964) Board Game

Jati (1965) Board Game

Jati (1965) Board Game

Challenge Football (1972) Board Game

Challenge Football (1972) Board Game

Venture (1969) Board Game

Venture (1969) Board Game

Events (1974) Board Game

Events (1974) Board Game

Foil (1968) Board Game

Foil (1968) Board Game

Image (1971) Board Game

Image (1971) Board Game

Thinking Man’s Golf (1966) Board Game

Thinking Man’s Golf (1966) Board Game

Mr. President (1967) Board Game

Mr. President (1967) Board Game

Regatta (1967) Board Game

Regatta (1967) Board Game

Tryce (1969) Board Game

Tryce (1969) Board Game

Quinto (1964) Board Game

Quinto (1964) Board Game

Vintage "Stocks & Bonds" board game box showing illustrated businessmen in suits and numerical figures in the background, indicating stock market activity.

Stocks & Bonds (1964)

Blue Line Hockey (1968) Board Game

Blue Line Hockey (1968) Board Game

Octrix (1970) Board Game

Octrix (1970) Board Game

Win, Place & Show (1966) Board Game

Win, Place & Show (1966) Board Game

Phlounder (1962) Board Game

Phlounder (1962) Board Game

Vintage "Speed Circuit - A 3M Sports Game" board game box featuring artwork of two racing cars on a track with a Mediterranean landscape and architecture in the background.

Speed Circuit (1971)

Point Of Law (1972) Board Game

Point Of Law (1972) Board Game

Facts in Five (1964) Board Game

Facts in Five (1964) Board Game

Contigo (1974) Board Game

Contigo (1974) Board Game

A vintage board game box for "TwixT", labeled as an ingenious new strategy game for two, featuring artwork of abstract game pieces and a faded image of a thinking man, with text stating it's a brilliant battle of barriers that challenges wit and tactical thinking, copyrighted 1962 by Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company.

Twixt (1962)

Speed Circuit (1971) Board Game

Speed Circuit (1971) Board Game

"SLEUTH! The Murder-Mystery Family Board Game box cover, featuring a cartoon-style illustration of a female detective with a magnifying glass, and a steam train in the background, recommended for ages 10+ and 2-6 players."

Sleuth (1971)