Reuben Klamer Invented The Game of Life for Milton Bradley Company's 100th Birthday!

Reuben Klamer's life was full. He helped save the world in World War II, and created playthings that have entertained countless kids across generations. Inspired by Milton Bradley's first game, The Checkered Game of Life, Reuben designed a game for the 100th birthday of the Milton Bradley Company. This is The Game of Life Edition of Where's the Fun from? (WTFF)

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The Game of Life is owned by Hasbro, Inc.
All photos of Reuben Klamer, Milton Bradley Showroom, Reuben and Art Linkletter, and Reuben Klamer Action Figure courtesy of Reuben Klamer Toy Lab. Special thanks to Beatrice Pardo for her assistance.
Milton Bradley photo, Game of Life commercials courtesy of Hasbro
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Photo of Gyan Chauper: Jain Miniature, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Photo of Snakes and Ladders: Victoria and Albert Museum: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O2...
New England Map, Pearl Harbor Attack, Las Vegas footage, Art Linkletter footage courtesy of Perlinger Archives
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