Milton Bradley Illya Kuryakin Card Game 4662 Man From UNCLE 1966 Vintage 1960s

Milton Bradley Illya Kuryakin Card Game 4662 Man From UNCLE 1966 Vintage 1960s

$19.09
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Milton Bradley Illya Kuryakin Card Game 4662 Man From UNCLE 1966 Vintage 1960s

Milton Bradley Illya Kuryakin Card Game 4662 Man From UNCLE 1966 Vintage 1960s

$19.09

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Condition: Well-worn vintage box. The lid has heavy print flaking, the cardboard is split at the orange end seam, and the corners are torn with older clear and yellowed tape repairs. A $1.99 price sticker is on the end, and the underside of the base has grey-black spotting and staining. Please see all photos.

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In the mid-1960s spy craze, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. was one of TV's biggest hits, and Milton Bradley turned its stars into games. This one features Russian agent Illya Kuryakin, the role made famous by David McCallum. It is a fun piece of 1960s television nostalgia for U.N.C.L.E. fans, spy-era collectors and vintage game shelves.

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  • Milton Bradley game no. 4662, box marked © 1966 Metro Goldwyn Mayer, with cards marked © 1965 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. Included as pictured: the red card box with U.N.C.L.E.-back playing cards, a black plastic tray, and blue, white and red plastic poker chips.

Condition: Well-worn vintage box. The lid has heavy print flaking, the cardboard is split at the orange end seam, and the corners are torn with older clear and yellowed tape repairs. A $1.99 price sticker is on the end, and the underside of the base has grey-black spotting and staining. Please see all photos.

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