1961
Flemish Language
Magnetische Pocket Editie (1973)
1987
Tonka
Dedicated to the Collecting and History of Monopoly
Flemish Language
Tonka
List of different Monopoly sets for sale in the USA in 1937
Type: Popular Edition #8 ($2.50)
Players: 2 to 6
Published: 1943-45
Type: #6 [‘Junior’] ($2.00)
For a complete timeline of New Edition see http://monopoly.cdbpdx.com
After World War II, the original Cannon token was replaced by the Howitzer-style cannon and the boot was retired for the Horse & Rider. This set can be identified as being produced in 1946 as the phrase ‘Reg. US Patent Office’ is underneath the title. The next print run used ‘REGISTERED’ instead of ‘REG.’
Production switched to Beverly, Mass
Produced for the 50th Anniversary
Produced by Kenner Parker
There appears to be no changes from the 1985 release – contents remains identical. Production now by Tonka
Money Bag token included
Released in the USA with USA properties ‘translated’ into Spanish.
New Token Line Up
Four Monopoly Deluxe editions have been produced for the UK audience since 1972. A long-box in 1972, a smaller edition in 1986 and 1998 and a final edition in 2003. This collection features all four of these editions plus a special adaptation of the 1972 edition created for the British Monopoly Championship.
The upgrades usually consist of gold tokens, a title deed carrousel, premium banking tray and wooden houses & hotels.
Edition | Tokens | Title Deed | Houses & Hotels |
1972 | 6 Gold | Carrousel | Plastic |
1986 | 6 Gold | Carrousel | Wood |
1998 | 10 Gold | Stand | Wood |
2003 | 10 Gold | Stand | Wood (wood colour Houses) |
Read more about it here: 1975 Deluxe
This is the latest ‘Monopoly Deluxe’. Although other ‘Deluxe’-style games have been produced since – such as the Anniversary editions.
From 1957, the Box & Board editions were phased out with a long box which contained the board as well as the pieces. Each edition sees slight variance – mainly with regards to the Chance & Community Chest cards. The photographs best show the evolution. Once again all dates are estimates. The following six tokens would also become a mainstay of the Long Red Box – with the introduction of the Dog
Last standard Monopoly edition to feature the 6 flat metal tokens, as well as wooden houses and hotels.
The six tokens return to the line-up. Although, I have also seen red long box editions with the previous six flat metal tokens used a few years prior.
The board is unusually folded between Marylebone and Liverpool St Station across the Monopoly logo, as opposed to the usual Kings Cross to Fenchurch St Station.
There are very few differences between this edition and the previous 1972 edition. Both contains the same pieces and design. Before 1984, John Waddington Ltd was rebranded to Waddingtons House of Games. The box reflects this change even if the design remains identical. Now ‘Manufactured in England’ rather than ‘Manufactured in Great Britain’. Also interesting is that the board has changed back to being folded through Marylebone and Liverpool St Station, and is now folded through Kings Cross and Fenchurch St Station.
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This is the first time I am aware of this special edition, sadly I do not have any information about…