Edition: Junior standard - German, Ref. 690260
Publisher: Parker/Tonka Int.Inc. - 1991
Dimensions of the box: 23.5 x 46.3 cm
The game:
Just like in the regular Monopoly game the aim is to collect as much money as possible. At the moment one of the players runs out of money the other players must count up their money to see who has won the game. The back of the board is blue, like the tray in the box. The game board in folded vertically. On the bottom of the box is a black and white picture of the board and all attributes. The money consists of one side printed notes of 1 to 5 with Uncle Pennybags in various situations the centrefield.
Four children can play at the same time, because there are 4 cars, respectively yellow, red, blue and green. The ticket booths are to be distributed amongst the players with the same color of car. The game is called Auf dem Monopoly-Rummelplatz and will be over in about 20 minutes. Uncle Pennybags brings you to the roller coaster, magic show, water chute, dodgems, puppet show, miniature golf, a.s.o. In the coarse of the game ticket booths can be bought to place on an Amusement so that it becomes your property. If you also own the other Amusement of the same color, you must pay double the amount shown on the space. There are 6 Ereignis (Chance) spaces where cards can be drawn with instructions like "Du gehst zur Wasserrutsche" (Go to the water chute) and "Du zahlst DM 3.- in die Wundertüte und gehst in die Mittagspause" (in the English version: "Pay 3.- to take the tram to the cafe"). 
The dimensions of the tickets are: 55 x 84 mm.

The game was manufactured in France and distributed in Germany, Austria and Switserland.

Edition: European Edition - German
Publisher: Parker/Tonka/Hasbro Deutschland - 1991
Dimensions of the box: 27 x 27 x 8.4 cm
The game:
At the bottom of the beautiful blue box with the well-known 12-stars-emblem stands the following plain explanation:

"1992 - Europe is in a process of unification. In honour of this historical fact Monopoly is now for the first time put in an international jacket! From now on each Monopoly player is a real European. From Go on you travel from one country into the other and you can invest in real estate in the most famous streets of Europe. Will it be a house in Paris' famous Champs Elysees or will it be a house in the busy Kalverstraat in the centre of Amsterdam? Or have you done a clever investment in the Via Veneto in Rome and are you collecting rent before you leave via Dublin Airport to the Danish Slotsgade where you plan to buy a hotel?
For an international game with investments on high level one needs much, very much money. This European Edition of Monopoly therefore contains twice as much playmoney as regular. And of course in Ecu's the currency of today's Europe (what apperead to bea mistake because it finally became Euro's!).
Twelf very special tokens crown this Europe edition: as exact as possible miniatures of famous landmarks of the countries of the European Community from the Brandenburger Tor until the leaning tower of Pisa!"

The heavy metal, gold plated tokens are resp.: Blarney Castle (Ireland), Brandenburger Tor (Germany), Abby of Clervaux (Luxemburg), Atomium (Belgium), Parthenon (Greece), La Sagrada Familia (Spain), Eiffeltower (France), Grundvig Church (Denmark), Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italy), Torre de Belem (Portugal), Tower of London (England) and of course a windmill for The Netherlands. The dice are blue with stars as pips of course. All the banknotes have the same illustration (with the Eiffeltower in the centre), only the color changes with the various values. The back side of as well the Ereignis- as the Gemeinschaftskarten is blue. In the stars-circle is a ? with Ereignis and with the Gemeinschaftskarten …… a Belgian Ecu. The houses and hotels are made of fine glossy wood and do have a roof edge. All attributes can tidy be stored in the black tray.

This set was made in "Waterford, Republic of Ireland".

Edition: Gute Reise Junior - German, Ref.Nr. 06607100
Publisher: Parker/Tonka/Hasbro - 1992         
Dimensions of the little white box: 13.5 x 17.0 x 1.8 cm
The game:
The little white box consists of a lid, with a little game board inside, and a bottom part also to be used as banker's tray. A separately supplied sticker has to be put on the lid as yet.

Like in the large editions there are 4 colored cars for the players. Because the board is so small the cars have to be pinned into the board vertically. When a player lands on a space already occupied by a token, he has to continue to the next field.
Each player receives 10 (with only 2 players 14) put in in the same color of his car at the start of the game as well as a pocket money of DM 31.- in total. Because of the resticted space the ticket booths must be pinned upon each other.
The 24 Ereignis cards (2.5x4.2 cm) have to be torn loose yet from the joint paper. Next they must be put in the for that destined hole of the banker's tray. The instructions on these cards are exactly the same as those of the larger games.
In this banker's tray also the 5 tiny banknotes  (1 - 2 - 3 - 4 and 5) must be put in the for that destined holes.

The game is played the same way as the larger editions. Winner is the one, who after 1 player ran out of pocket money is the richest. 

Edition: Junior standard - German, Ref. 05415D
Publisher: Parker/Hasbro - 1994
Dimensions of the box: 24.5 x 48.5 cm
The game:
The differences between this issue and the one of 1991 are:

Edition: Gute Reise, Ref. 14248 
Publisher: Parker/Tonka/Hasbro - 1994
Dimensions of the case: 5 x 12 x 18 cm
The game:
The red outer box clearly shows a picture of the inside of this red case.
This variant is a well-refected and practical travelling companion indeed. The tokens can be fixed on each space but not more than just one. That means that the next player landing on the same street has to move one step further. Only on the corners is sufficient space for 4 players to stay. There are also 4 holes per street for the houses and hotels.
There are no Chance nor Community Chest cards. Instead three dice have to be thrown and the instruction mentioned in the table with the corresponding number to be carried out. For the rest the rules remain the same as of the standard game.
Instead of a free ticket to leave Jail you get one of the 6 keys.

These red cases are made in China.
Suitable for children from 8 years on.

The price amounted to DM 28.- (US$ 17.-) in August 1998.

Edition: Junior standard - German, ref. 14540D
Publisher: Parker Bros./Hasbro - 1996
Dimensions of the box: 26.8 x 26.8 cm
The game:
The differences between this version and those of the preceeding years are:

Edition: Monopoly  Das Kartenspiel, Art.Nr. 30089  
Publisher: Winning Moves/Hasbro - 2000 
Dimensions of the box: 3.3 x 12.4 x 16.3 cm
The game:
This is a Happy Families version of Monopoly, which means it has to be played a very different way. The object is to collect Monopolies consisting of one of the well-known street groups, the value of which to be increased by addition cards like houses, hotels and bonus.
All 4 stations and the 4 corners also make a Monopoly.

The game contains 60 cards in total, of which:

For the rest are but 5 Monopoly banknotes in the denominations: € 50 - 100 - 500 and 1000. 
There is a small but  richly illustrated Rules, that says:

The cards:

At the beginning of the match each player gets 10 cards he keeps in his hand. An 11^th card is led open on the table in front of him. This is his first exchange card. In the course of the game it will be joined by the unused cards from the take away stack. Each player can ask another if he/she likes to exchange a number of cards from his stack for an equal number of his own exchange stack. Both take these cards in hand and put an equal number back on their stack in order to keep only 10 in hand.

The aim of the game is to become the first to have changed his cards into complete groups with the right house and hotel cards and proper bonus cards in such a way that he/she has the highest possible value in hand. Next the game is repeated till one player becomes the first to reach a total amount of € 10,000.

There are minor differences in the Rules for more or less than 4 players.

The price of this set amounted to DM 17.95 (€ 9.15), October 2000.