Go+Gobang, vintage Ravensburger board game from 1974

Go+Gobang, vintage Ravensburger board game from 1974. 

• Publisher: Otto Maier Verlag Ravensburger
• Year of issue: 1974​

Description
GO + GOBANG
Go, born in China thousands of years ago is currently the national game of the Japanese. Anyone who delves into the details of this classic game will be surprised and enthralled by an incredible wealth of game ideas and combination options.

With Go, it's about conquering as many stones as possible from the opponent by surrounding them. At Gobang, players must try to place 5 tiles in a row.

• Including manual in Dutch, German, French, Italian, English.

Condition
This game is in an original vintage condition. The game is neat. The box shows traces of use and age-related traces of wear.

Size box

• Height: 3 cm.
• Length: 20 cm.
• Width: 20 cm.

Ravensburger is a manufacturer of board games and puzzles with its headquarters in Ravensburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

It was the German Otto Robert Maier who founded Ravensburger in 1883. Otto Robert Maier named his newly established company after the place where he was staying at that time: the city of Ravensburg.

The greatest success of Ravensburger is the Memory game. This game, which was released in 1959, was immediately the best-selling game of the year. Characteristic of the Memory game is that it is won more often by children. This is because their short-term memory is better than that of adults. More than 50 million copies have been sold since 1959. Ravensburger is a leader in the field of puzzles and board games. Ravensburger has published more than 18,000 books and 850 games today.

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