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- Milton Bradley Company Catalog, "Welcome to Gameland," 1964 - Milton Bradley, a Springfield, Massachusetts, lithographer, published his first board game in 1860. It was a hit, and Bradley soon became a leader in the growing American game business. By his death in 1911, Bradley's company was one of the nation's best known and most prolific game and toy manufacturers. Milton Bradley products remained popular even after the company's 1984 acquisition by Hasbro, Inc.
- 1964
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Milton Bradley Company Catalog, "Welcome to Gameland," 1964
Milton Bradley, a Springfield, Massachusetts, lithographer, published his first board game in 1860. It was a hit, and Bradley soon became a leader in the growing American game business. By his death in 1911, Bradley's company was one of the nation's best known and most prolific game and toy manufacturers. Milton Bradley products remained popular even after the company's 1984 acquisition by Hasbro, Inc.
- Milton Bradley Company Trade Catalog, "Bradley's The World's Best Games," 1919-1920 - Milton Bradley, a Springfield, Massachusetts, lithographer, published his first board game in 1860. It was a hit, and Bradley soon became a leader in the growing American game business. By his death in 1911, Bradley's company was one of the nation's best known and most prolific game and toy manufacturers. Milton Bradley products remained popular even after the company's 1984 acquisition by Hasbro, Inc.
- 1919-1920
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Milton Bradley Company Trade Catalog, "Bradley's The World's Best Games," 1919-1920
Milton Bradley, a Springfield, Massachusetts, lithographer, published his first board game in 1860. It was a hit, and Bradley soon became a leader in the growing American game business. By his death in 1911, Bradley's company was one of the nation's best known and most prolific game and toy manufacturers. Milton Bradley products remained popular even after the company's 1984 acquisition by Hasbro, Inc.
- "English Mechanic and World of Science," Volume LXIII, 1896 - Inventors shared their information through technical publications. This 1896 issue of <EM>The English Mechanic</EM> provided articles and "numerous practical engravings" for others throughout the world. One article in this issue helps readers create an oil-motor carriage.
- April 10, 1896
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"English Mechanic and World of Science," Volume LXIII, 1896
Inventors shared their information through technical publications. This 1896 issue of The English Mechanic provided articles and "numerous practical engravings" for others throughout the world. One article in this issue helps readers create an oil-motor carriage.
- Milton Bradley Company Trade Catalog, "Bradley's School Aids and Kindergarten Material," 1892 -
- 1892
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Milton Bradley Company Trade Catalog, "Bradley's School Aids and Kindergarten Material," 1892
- Milton Bradley Company Trade Catalog, "Bradley's Kindergarten Material and School Supplies," 1910 -
- 1910
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Milton Bradley Company Trade Catalog, "Bradley's Kindergarten Material and School Supplies," 1910