Chemical War Board Game

World revolution for children 
- Early Soviet board games.

via Coudal Partners
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Ephemera: Lotto

Agence eureka: Jeu de Loto Allemand
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Vintage Games: Soviet Board Games

Soviet board games from the 1920s and 1930s.
Via Boing Boing
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Ephemera: Peter Cheyney Crime Club

Agence eureka: jeu de cartes "Peter Cheyney crime club"
Flickr link: crimes club cartes
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Ephemera: Biggles Playing Cards

Agence eureka: Jeu de cartes "Biggles"
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Ephemera: Bild-Lotto

P-E Fronning's Flickr: Bild-Lotto

A vintage game for kids age 3-7. This is a Swedish edition but it might be German from the beginning. Probably from the 60s. Who the illustrator is I do not know...
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Vintage Games: The Addams Family

Golden Age Comic Book Stories: The Addams Family & The Munsters
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Ephemera: Sporty Families

Agence Eureka: Jeu des 7 familles thème sport (~1940)
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Vintage Games: Strongman Machine

Photos by P-E Fronning

This is a vintage Swedish coin-operated game machine which measures your strength as you try to press a couple of handles together (They are not seen in the photos I'm afraid). Judging by the funny illustrations I'd guess the machine is from the 60s. The results of your efforts vary from "infant" to "world champion" via "maiden", "drunkard", "clerk", "half-strong", "ladies' man", "lumberjack", "athlete" and "fighter".

Is there a good name in English for such a machine?

Update:
Sarah of Meet Me At Mikes says: "It's not a very good name, but here in the US those games are called "Test Your Strength""
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