The Game of the Rebellion / SOLD

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During the Civil War Era card and board game production increased in the United States.  Offered here is an example of the card game  The Game of the Rebellion, Published by A. Williams & Company .  The original box is in excellent condition as are the cards, which retain great color and shape.  However, only a few blue counters remain.  This scarce game of strategy is a rare example for the game enthusiast and will display well.  Inventory Number: CAM 146 / SOLD

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Open vintage box of "The Game of the Rebellion / SOLD" with two labeled boxes, "Jeff. Davis." and "Abe. Lincoln.", plus several blue and red chips on a white surface.
A vintage card game called "The Game of the Rebellion" features boxes labeled "Jeff. Davis." and "Abe. Lincoln." along with red and blue playing chips.
A boxed game titled "The Game of the Rebellion / SOLD," published by A. Williams & Co., with play instructions printed on the lid.
Two empty rectangular boxes for "The Game of the Rebellion"—one with a red border, one plain—are side by side on a white surface. Both show worn interiors. / SOLD.
Eight vintage cards from "The Game of the Rebellion" feature black borders and printed names: Capt. Manfit, Gen. Jenkins, Gen. Hardee, RICHMOND., Gen. Forrest, Gen. Lee, and Jeff. Davis. / SOLD.
Six vintage cards from "The Game of the Rebellion" are displayed in a fan, each labeled with a historical name: Gen. Pleasanton, Gen. Burnside, Gen. Hooker, Washington, Gen. Banks, and Abe Lincoln.
A stack of vintage business cards with a blue border, the top card reads "The Game of the Rebellion / SOLD" in red text.
A rectangular, aged, and stained paper box lid with "The Game of the Rebellion / SOLD" handwritten in cursive pencil on the top.
A vintage box labeled "The Game of the Rebellion / SOLD" is displayed beside two stacks of cards marked "Jeff. Davis." and "Abe. Lincoln.

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