1839 (3) - Designed by Federico Vellani (Italy) - Privately published. (not
yet available)
A revision of 1839 (2). Federico plans on addressing the major weakness of
1839 (2) - the time required to finish a game.
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1847 - Designer unknown. Nothing is known about this title. (DMR)
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1850 (1)
Designed by Federico Vellani (Italy) - Privately published.
1850 (1) does not cover a period of actual history, but a "what-if" era. The
king of the Two Sicilies was approached by several English railroad firms
about building in his kingdom. He turned them down - the game assumes he did
not. It added a new train movement system based on the number of hexes rather
than the number of towns and cities (narrow gauge moves half as quickly as
standard). 1850 (1) also has dual gauge lines. (DMR)
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1850 (2)
Designed by Bill Dixon (Canada) - No publisher at this time.
(not yet available)
This game introduces the new stock market rules for Share Redemption, Share
Reissue and Share Price Protection. Companies may buy their own shares from
players (with their permission) or the bank pool. The company then receives
the dividends for these shares. These shares may be reissued to the market at
a later time to raise funds for the company. A president of a company whose
stock is sold has the option of immediately buying the stock and preventing
the fall in value (if he has both the money to buy the shares and the space
to hold them). 9 companies. Train types 2-6, 8, 10 and 12. (DMR)
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1853 India
Designed by Francis Tresham - published by Hartland Trefoil (UK)
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