Set of 3 items
Set of 3 items: - *The Adventures of Pinocchio*, illustrated folding board game, United States, 1939. Cadaco-Ellis, designed and illustrated by C. Leslie Crandall. Set of game boards made of polychrome-printed cardboard, dedicated to the adventures of Pinocchio. - *The Adventures of Pinocchio*, a folding board game, Cadaco-Ellis, 1939, designed by C. Leslie Crandall. Illustrated game board with yellow squares, featuring a path through the episodes of Pinocchio, with safety stations, a prison, and a “Water Trap,” complemented by a second illustrated board forming the game’s backdrop. Wear and signs of use. - Foldable cardboard board game “Золотой ключик, или приключения Буратино ” (“The Golden Key, or the Adventures of Buratino”), published by “Malysh,” illustrated by L. Vladimirsky, circa 1967–1983. Game board numbered up to 50, with Cyrillic inscriptions, scenes from A. Tolstoy’s fairy tale, and a finish at the puppet theater. Signs of wear and tear. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.
[ translate ]Set of 3 items: - *The Adventures of Pinocchio*, illustrated folding board game, United States, 1939. Cadaco-Ellis, designed and illustrated by C. Leslie Crandall. Set of game boards made of polychrome-printed cardboard, dedicated to the adventures of Pinocchio. - *The Adventures of Pinocchio*, a folding board game, Cadaco-Ellis, 1939, designed by C. Leslie Crandall. Illustrated game board with yellow squares, featuring a path through the episodes of Pinocchio, with safety stations, a prison, and a “Water Trap,” complemented by a second illustrated board forming the game’s backdrop. Wear and signs of use. - Foldable cardboard board game “Золотой ключик, или приключения Буратино ” (“The Golden Key, or the Adventures of Buratino”), published by “Malysh,” illustrated by L. Vladimirsky, circa 1967–1983. Game board numbered up to 50, with Cyrillic inscriptions, scenes from A. Tolstoy’s fairy tale, and a finish at the puppet theater. Signs of wear and tear. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.
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