🎲 A true mid-century classic from Parker Brothers’ Toronto studio, this 1950s “Sorry!” edition pairs sleek modernist graphics with bright primary playing pieces and a textured navy box. Complete with its original cards, rule sheet, and bold typography, it’s a nostalgic collectible or ready-to-play piece of family history.
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Item is in average vintage/used condition. There is wear to the box. Please see all of the photos. 🎲
⌛History Behind The Piece⌛ Introduced by Parker Brothers in 1934, Sorry! was adapted from the British game Ludo and quickly became a mainstay of post-war leisure culture. The 1950s Canadian printings reflect the company’s shift toward vibrant offset graphics and durable plastic components—hallmarks of mid-century industrial design that gave their games enduring charm.
