1930 Game of India (Parcheesi) Board Game Box POSTER! (multiple sizes) - Elephants

··· IMAGE ··· Pachisi (or Parcheesi) is a cross and circle board game that originated in medieval India and, therefore, has been described as the "national game of India". The name of the game was derived from the Hindi word paccīs, meaning "twenty-five", the largest score that could be thrown with the Cowry seashells (originally used as dice).This colorful poster comes from an early version of the game's box (c. 1930's) produced in the USA by Whitman Publishing. Pair it with the matching game board poster (last picture) for a combination full of fun!Available in standard sizes (8x10, 18x24, 24x36) as well as a 24" x 24" square poster in the original proportions. Square frames are available on Amazon and at other retailers. ··· DETAILS ··· - Printed on the highest quality, heavyweight, matte coated paper.- Matte paper duplicates the original look of the vintage documents.- 230gsm | 10.6mil | Over 3x the thickness of regular paper.- Patina & wear are embraced as a part of the origin