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I have had access to many turn of the century advertising pieces and this one does not add up.Too plain and not large enough for something commissioned by a company like Parker Brothers. They were too proud of their product to have something like this out there. The lettering is just not well done and a very unattractive font.Look at their logo on other company advertising and see what they probably would have come up with.