1960s Milton Bradley Rolomatic Bridge Machine
$33.00
1960s MB Chas Goren's Rolomatic Bridge Machine. Machine appears to be in very good condition. The box is in used condition.
Step into the world of mid-century parlor games with this authentic 1960s Milton Bradley "Rolomatic Bridge Machine." Endorsed by the legendary Chas H. Goren, this innovative "Set I for Beginners" was designed to help solo players master the fundamentals of Bridge through a unique mechanical interface. By simply turning the integrated wheels, players can reveal the correct play card-by-card, making it a fascinating artifact of pre-digital educational gaming.
The teal blue plastic machine remains in very good vintage condition, preserving its tactile mechanical action and clear lithograph markings. While the original box shows honest signs of age and shelf wear consistent with its 60-year history, the graphics remain vibrant and represent a quintessential exampleof 20th-century media and leisure. Whether you are a dedicated Bridge enthusiast or a collector of Space Age Milton Bradley history, this machine offers a storied connection to the sophisticated social gaming culture of the 1960s and serves as a unique dapper accent for any office or library shelf.
This item is vintage, over 65 years old.
Step into the world of mid-century parlor games with this authentic 1960s Milton Bradley "Rolomatic Bridge Machine." Endorsed by the legendary Chas H. Goren, this innovative "Set I for Beginners" was designed to help solo players master the fundamentals of Bridge through a unique mechanical interface. By simply turning the integrated wheels, players can reveal the correct play card-by-card, making it a fascinating artifact of pre-digital educational gaming.
The teal blue plastic machine remains in very good vintage condition, preserving its tactile mechanical action and clear lithograph markings. While the original box shows honest signs of age and shelf wear consistent with its 60-year history, the graphics remain vibrant and represent a quintessential exampleof 20th-century media and leisure. Whether you are a dedicated Bridge enthusiast or a collector of Space Age Milton Bradley history, this machine offers a storied connection to the sophisticated social gaming culture of the 1960s and serves as a unique dapper accent for any office or library shelf.
This item is vintage, over 65 years old.