Life game of checker

It is interesting how killing oneself, which today we see as symptomatic of mental illness, was seen as random in the nineteenth century. The frequency of mass killings today has brought out this same mentality. Frequently the response to these terrible events is met with a shrug and a prayer. Often the murder suicide of mass shootings is seen as random and unavoidable.

It is a resignation that crazy people are always with us, and therefore mass killings and suicide will be too. A little knowledge of modern psychology would reveal otherwise. Increased mental health care would not have any effect on mass shootings. Increased regulations or banning of weapons would definitely have an impacts, driving down the frequency of these tragic and avoidable scenarios.

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Thank you for getting back to me. This game actually did not come with a box. It was only the board, and a small paperboard box containing the teetotum, individual spinners and player pieces.

I have all except the player pieces. This gameboard has a patent date of , which I think makes it Milton Bradley's first game All information that I can find lists as the first year of release and the Game of Life as we know it today was released in to commemorate the year anniversary of Milton Bradley Co.

You are correct that this was the first game developed by Milton Bradley Co and it was designed by Milton Bradley himself. Your game with the patent date make this a later release but still a rare find could be worth some good money to the right collector. There is one on Ebay now but the description you give makes me think this is the same game good luck with it I think you will be pleasantly surprised. M y A ntique F urniture C ollection. How much is my antique checkered game of life game worth?