DOUBLE DEALER: Auction Americana With A Sly Twist!

Object of the Game: The object of “Double Dealer” is to buy antiques listed on your client cards at auction and resell at a profit. It is important that players try to buy the combination of antiques listed on their client cards, since they are worth more together than when sold singly. The winner is the player who has the most money after cashing in his antiques at the end of the game.

One of the "big box" Hasbro family fun games from the mid 70’s, which also included The Great Estate, Power Broker, and High Stakes. On the cover of each of these huge games is a similar picture with similar people, and a game quote from Jerry Lewis. For Double Dealer the quote is: “You’re hot…buy low, sell high…wheel and deal, then double deal. That’s the name of the game!” – Jerry Lewis

Components:
Playing Board
2 Dice
Play Money ($100s, $500s, $1,000s, $5,000s, $10,000s)
4 Player Tokens (Green $, red arrow, Blue star thimble, Yellow "ME" token)
24 Antique Cards:
1- Roosevelt’s presidential limousine
2- Wright Bros. Plane
3- 1929 Ticker Tape machine
4- 1st Model T Ford
5- Fulton’s Folly original steamboat
6- John L. Sullivan’s boxing trunks
7- Bonnie and Clyde’s car
8- Babe Ruth’s 60th home run bat
9- 1st TV set ever made
10- George Washington’s wooden teeth
11- Original manuscript of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”
12- Teddy Roosevelt’s pearl handled 6-shooter
13- Cecil B. DeMilles’ director’s chair
14- Golden Spike to connect transcontinental railroad
15- Betsy Ross’ first American flag
16- 1st RCA Victrola
17- Susan B. Anthony’s first voting ballot
18- 1st Coke vending machine
19- 1st Indian Head nickel
20- Amelia Earhart’s luggage
21- 10 Original Charlie Chaplin films
22- Groucho Marx’ original “Secret Word” duck
23- 1st Movie projector
24- Florence Nightingale’s thermometer

12 Client Cards:
Mrs. Bizbee
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Hourd
Mr. Juniper
Miss Kornblatt
Madame Money
Mr. Onyx
Mrs. Peabody
Mr. Rothbottom
Mrs. Snoodle
Mr. Twittles
Baron Von Grump