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Photograph of the cover of the original edition of the Parker Brothers "Game of Rich Uncle," from 1946. The game is notable for giving a name to the character of Rich Uncle Pennybags, which had originally appeared in illustrations for the board game Monopoly and later, the Parker Brothers game Dig. Photograph taken by John D. Buell on 18 June 2006.

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