1930 Game of India Parcheesi Game Board POSTER - 24 inch x 36 inch or Smaller - Made in USA - Parchisi - Sorry - Elephants - Indian - Taj Mahal

||||| 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 pacc?s, 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 box top poster (last picture) for a combination full of fun! Available in standard sizes (8x10, 18x24, 24x36) as well as a 21" x 24" poster in the original proportions. ||||| 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 - Take a look at all of the pictures for an example of up-close details - Frame & matting not included, but all are standard, easy-to-find sizes - Depending on size ordered, prints will have a 4mm - 25mm white border - Multiple sizes are available - including a full-size 24" x 36" poster ||||| SHIPPING ||||| 18x24 & 24x36 posters are rolled, bagged, & DOUBLE tubed, guaranteed undamaged arrival - 8x10 prints are bagged & shipped in a heavy-duty stay-flat envelope - All domestic orders ship USPS Priority (2-3 days) or Expedited Priority Express (1-2 days) - both tracked & insured.