19TH CENTURY WOODEN GAMEBOARD, SQ NAILS, ORIGINAL PAINT AAFA

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19TH CENTURY WOODEN GAMEBOARD, SQ NAILS, ORIGINAL PAINT AAFA:
$41.55

Please be sure to carefully view all photos and read thewritten description below. I make everyeffort to accurately describe the item, defects and all, via both the writtendescription and photos. The photos are to be considered part of the description. The answers to most questions can be found inthe listing but I am happy to answer any additional questions you may have.Massachusetts residents must pay sales tax unless a valid resale number isprovided. I do not charge packing orhandling fees. The shipping you pay iswhat the U. S. Postal Service or UPS charge for the packed size and weight ofthe item. Go to “shipping” above andclick on “see details” to find the shipping options available for thisitem. Please note that not all items canbe packed together safely or for a lower shipping cost but I am happy tocombine items for shipping when possible. Thank you.

Large 19th Century wooden hand painted game board believed to be of French Canadian origin. It measures 19\" wide, 24 7/8\" long by 5/8\" thick. It has bread board ends secured with square nails. I am unsure of the game that would have been played on it. There is surface wear throughout and the paint has faded but the playing field is still visible. There are nicks, scuffs and scrapes to the surface and wear to both bread board ends.....a long chip on the top right bread board end with a nail head exposed, a smaller chip broken from the bottom right bread board end and a wedge shaped chip on the bottom front of the flat surface exposing a nail shaft. These areas have been pictured for you. The natural wood background has taken on a deep rich patina. Eye-catching graphics on an early game board with .

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This sale is the sole property of yankeei and anyunauthorized reproduction of either the listed item or written text containedwithin the listing is prohibited.

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Please take a moment to view my other listings of antiques,mostly primitives, and items in hard to find and most coveted old paint. Thanksfor looking.

A note about AAFA: AAFA stands for Antique Americana &Folk Art. I am pleased to be among a select group of invited sellers whospecialize in the sale of antiques, primitives and folk art. Not all of theitems I sell meet the AAFA criteria, so be assured that I will apply the AAFAtag only when it is appropriate to do so. When you see AAFA in an item title,it should mean that the item is a true unenhanced antique and not a “vintage”,altered, or newly crafted piece. There are some unauthorized sellers whoare applying the AAFA banner without permission to items that do not meet ourcriteria. I see this on a daily basis despite polite reminders from authorizedsellers. Reproductions, even good ones, have NO PLACE under an AAFA listing,Sellers who do this are trying to capitalize on a reputation and client basethat we have attempted to build over the past 4 years. Before offerding on an“AAFA” item, please read the seller’s description carefully, (be wary ofwording like, “AAFA Like”, “AntiqueLike” or “antique style“), and review their response. We are working tochallenge any false use of “AAFA”.