ANTI-MONOPLOY GAME by Ralph Anspach from 1973. This is the first version of this game before the law suit by Milton Bradley. Condition: the game components are in excellent condition it looks like the game was played sparingly id at all. Most of the money and all the cards are still attaches to each other. The box is in very good condition as well but there is some staining to the box top probably visible from the scanYour goal in this game is to break up the monopolistic groups you see on the board in front of you.  For example: Fort Auto, Crystal Auto, and General Auto are three big companies belonging to the Auto group that have worked out a system to keep prices high and competitors out of the market.  This is illegal, but they are getting away with it- unless you and other trust-busting lawyers in the game can stop them.  The trustbuster who does the best job of enforcing the law against monopolies wins.  This player’s score is the total number of social credits earned, plus the amount of budget money he/she has left when the game end.

 

as far as i know this is a complete game. The box is a little worn but it all is there