Currency and playing cards were printed on cheaper stock and game pieces were replaced with cardboard cutout versions that were affixed to the top of pieces of wood.
Saturday, August 08, 2015
Wartime Version Of Monopoly
During WWII, the manufacturer of the UK version of Monopoly, John Waddington Ltd., produced a Wartime edition due to supply constraints. The rules were altered, pieces were replaced and a spinner was used in lieu of dice.
Currency and playing cards were printed on cheaper stock and game pieces were replaced with cardboard cutout versions that were affixed to the top of pieces of wood.
Currency and playing cards were printed on cheaper stock and game pieces were replaced with cardboard cutout versions that were affixed to the top of pieces of wood.
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