On day one the only Kellogg's cards I saw were a few 1981s and 1992 all-star set. Luckily, on day two I found a small lot of oldest cards. Of course they are curled as badly as one would expect.
It turns out that I didn't need any of the 1971 variations. I am stuck on 154 different cards.
There are a few things from my childhood that I've been searching for - when the price is within reason of course. Number one on that list is an MLB Standings Board from the 1970s with the magnets. I saw a similar NFL one at the National.
One of the next ones on my list turned up at the Yard Sale and the price was right. So now I own another old game that I plan to play with my kids, and probably when no one is home. Does anyone remember this one? Rebound was a family favorite. There aren't a lot of pieces and the board is really solid, so I don't know why it took so long to find it. Maybe the flimsy box?
Oh, sure, I remember Rebound well. Played it not only as a kid, but as a camp counselor in my college days. Fun, simple game.
ReplyDeleteI loved Renound. Completely forgot about
ReplyDeleteNow you gave to find some SSP's
ReplyDeleteI haven't ever seen an SSP. I haven't gone to toy shows since Starting Lineups were popular - that's been a long time.
ReplyDeleteThe World's Largest Yard Sale sounds like heaven. Never played Rebound, but it looks interesting. I'm a big fan of board games. Played around a few new ones last week with my nieces.
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwww.... Like Mark Hoyle I completely forgot about Rebound, but I spent a lot of time playing it as a kid... one of my friends had it.
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