Before Parker Brothers/Hasbro marketed their Monopoly edition (viz. the Atlantic City version in the Spanish language) people played a great variety of inland made Turista editions. The general idea of these games is to be tourist travelling around Mexico or the world. 
(It turns out monopoly-like games of inland make to be in a number of countries all over the world, mostly better known than the Parker Brothers/Hasbro edition, also available since second half of the 20th century, next to the inland versions. Except for Mexico the countries are:

Since 1985 Parker Brothers/Hasbro also launched their Mexican edition with streets of the capital México-City.

From Go (¡Adelante!) on all properties of the International Spanish language edition are:

Avenida Mediterráneo - Arca Comunal (Community Chest) - Avenida Báltica - Impuesto sobre Ingresos (Income Tax) - Ferrocarril Reading - Avenida Oriental - Casualidad (Chance) - Avenida Vermont - Avenida Connecticut - En la .../De visita no más - Plaza San Carlos - Compañía de Electricidad - Avenida de los Estados - Avenida Virginia - Ferrocarril de Pensilvania - Plaza Santiago - Arca Comunal - Avenida Tennessee - Avenida Nueva York - Parada Libre (Free Parking) - Avenida Kentucky - Casualidad - Avenida Indiana - Avenida Illinóis - Ferrocarril B. & O. - Avenida Atlántico - Avenida Ventnor -  Obras de agua potable (Drinking-water Works) - Jardines Marvin - !Váyase a la Cárcel! (Go to Jail) - Avenida Pacífico - Avenida Carolina del Norte - Arca Comunal - Avenida Pensilvania - Ferrocarril Short Line - Casualidad - Plaza del Parque - Impuesto sobre posesiones de lujo (Luxury Tax) and  Paseo Tablado.

From Salida on all properties of the Mexican edition are:

Calle Colón - Tesoreria (Community Chest) - Calle Humboldt - Impuesto sobre Capital (Income Tax) - Estación de Buenavista - Avenida Nuevo León - ¡Sorpresa! (Chance) - Avenida México -  Avenida Alvaro Obregón - Cárcel (Jail) - Avenida Universidad - Compañía de Luz - Avenida Coyoacan - Avenida Cuauhtemoc - Ferrocarril Hidalgo - Calle Victoria - Tesoreria - Calle Ayuntamiento - Avenida Consulado - Estacionamiento Gratuito - Avenida de las Palmas - ¡Sorpresa! - Avenida 20 de Noviembre - Calzada de Tlalpan - Estación Pantaco - Plaza del Carmen - Plaza Miravalle - Servicio de Agua Potable - Plaza de la República - Vaya a la Cárcel - Avenida Chapultepec - Avenida Madero - Tesoreria - Avenida Juarez - Ferrocarril de Cuernavaca - ¡Sorpresa! - Paseo de la Reforma -  Impuesto de Lujo (Luxury Tax) and Avenida Insurgentes. 

Edition: Turista Nacíonal
Publisher:Birján - México - after 1960
Dimensions of the box: 33.4x17x3.4 cm
The game:
Birján seems to be the leading company to manufacture Turista games since 1960. This National Edition is likely of much recent date.

As can be assumed this version concerns the "most scenic places of Mexico". The sizes of the box show the gameboard to be very small compared to the Monopoly board. The picture shows:

Because of the presence of black and white chips the conclusion is justifiable the back side of the game board to be a checkerboard.

Edition:  El Turista Anahuac, Ref. 106
Publisher:Birján - México - after 1960
Dimensions of the box: 33.4x17x3.4 cm
The game:
Unfortunately I don't know none of the Turista editions shown. However, I believe it is better to show at least the pictures I found on Birján's website than neglecting them.

I assume Anahuac to be a Mexican province or a city? In that case this edition can be considered to be a City Game.

In this edition the red pieces are gasolinerias (petrol stations) and the  yellow buildings Hoteles (hotels). The 6 tokens are the usual aeroplanes. 

Edition: Turista Mexicano, Ref. 121
Publisher: Birján - México - after 1960
Dimensions of the box: 52x26.3x3.5 cm
The game:
It is funny the picture shows the checkerboard at the back side of the game board, whereas the main game is Turista.
The sizes of this game board are a bit larger than of the earlier mentioned editions and correspond to those of the regular Monopoly boards.

The properties of this edition seem to be of Mexican provinces.

Edition: Turista Internacional, Ref. 262
Publisher: Birján - México - after 1960
Dimensions of the box: 52x26.3x.3.5 cm
The game:
I have no idea what the difference of this Internacional edition can be compared to the Mundial Grande issue of the same publisher.
Anyhow, it is a different design so an interesting item for every serious collector.

In case you, reader of this page, do have such a set, please send me the details so I can make it public at this place.

Edition: Petropolis, in green leatherette case
              ©  1975 By Petropolis Inc. 
Inventor: Baron Arnaud de Rosnay -1975
Publisher: Casa Aries - México 
Dimensions of the case: 52.5 x 34 x 6.5 cm
The game:
In the French site of the late inventor (he disappeared while sailing from China to Taiwan November 1984) this is said about the game: "Pétropolis is a party game like Monopoly, based on oil business. This game met a great succes in the Persian Gulf states and Asia, probably because it is based on the power of these countries opposed to the Great Powers Europe and North America."

Baron de Rosnay was a young and very wealthy Frenchman, who mixed very well with the richests of earth, while he was a worldwide respected windsurfer as well.

A collector in Alaska happens to possess number 195 of this green case edition of the game of wealth destined for the wealthy.
The game and the content of the case is precisely the same as described below except for its green color and that of the Rules' cover. Moreover the Rules booklet proves Arnaud knew the world of Oil Tycoons very well and he liked to please many of them by granting them this super luxury edition.

The leatherette instruction booklet has 9 Oil Tycoons listed with photos:
Sa Majesté le Roi KHALED BEN ABDEL AZIZ
S.A.I. Shah Mohammed Reza PAHLAVI
S.A.R. Prince FAHD BEN ABDEL AZIZ
S.A. Cheikh SABAH AL SALIM AL SABAH
S.A. Cheikh ZAYED bin SULTAN AL-NAHAYAN     
S.A. Cheikh RASHID bin SAID AL MAKTOUM
S.A. Cheikh SULTAN bin MOHAMMED AL QASIMI
S.A. Cheikh KHALIFA bin HAMAD AL THANI
S.A. Cheikh ISA bin SULMAN KHALIFA
After these pictures is a photo of some oil well with two sheikhs unidentified.
The end of the Rules gives the list of games given out. It Reads:

Petropolis will be sent as a present on June 1^st to the rulers of these countries:

No. 1 Sa Majesté le Roi KHALED BEN ABDEL AZIZ - Arabie Saoudite (Saudi Arabia)
No. 2 S.A.I. Shah Mohammed Reza PAHLAVI - Iran
No. 3 S.A.R. Prince FAHD BEN ABDEL AZIZ - Arabie Saoudite
No. 4 S.E. Monsieur Carlos Andr´s PEREZ - Vénézuéla
No. 5 General GOWON - Nigeria
No. 6 Colonel Mouamar KADHAFE - Lybie
No. 7 S.A. Cheikkh SABAH AL SALIM AL SABAH - Koweït
No. 8 General Ahmed HASSAM AL BAKR - Irak
No. 9 S.A. Cheikh ZAYED bin SULTAN AL-NAHAYAN - Abou Dhabi
No. 10 S.A. Cheikh RASHID bin SAID AL MAKTOUM - Dubai
No. 11 S.A. Cheikh SULTAN bin MOHAMMED AL QASIMI - Sharjah
No. 12 S.A. SULTAN QUABOOS - Oman
No. 13 President HOUARI BOUMEDIENE - Algérie
No. 14 Le Trés Honorable Pierre ELLIOTT TRUDEAU - Canada
No. 15 S.E. Monsieur SUHARTO - Indonésie
No. 16 Monsieur Leonid BREJNEV - U.R.S.S.
No. 17 S.A. Cheikh KHALIFA bin HAMAD AL THANI - Qatar
No. 18 S.E. Guillermo RODRIGUEZ LARA - Equateur  (Ecuador)
No. 19 Gerald R. FORD - U.S.A.
No. 20 S.E. Monsieur Luis ECHEVERRIA - Mexique
No. 21 S.E. Monsieur Saddam HUSSEIN - Irak
No. 22 S.E. Maria Isabel de PERON - Argentine
No. 23 S.E. Tun ABDUL RAZAK bin DATUK HUSSEIN - Malaisie Bornéo
No. 24 S.A. Cheikh ISA bin SULMAN KHALIFA - Bahrain
No. 25 S.E. Monsieur Anwar EL SADATE - Egypte
No. 26 Sa Majesté le Roi OLAV V - Norvége
No. 27 Sa Majesté le Roi Hussein de JORDANIE - Jordanie
No. 28 Monsieur Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING - France
No. 29 S.A. Cheikh Zaki YAMANI - Arabie Saoudite
No. 30 S.E. Monsieur Amir Abbas HOVEYDA - Iran

Although the whole Rules are written in English the above mentioned lists are in French. It is understandable in such a society the banknotes to bear the slogan "In oil we trust"!
The final page has a picture of Baron de Rosnay with some Arab sheikhs. 

January 2007 Bruce Michael Paine (actor, vocalist, composer, producer) from Venice Beach - California told me: "I recently found a copy of Petropolis in a thrift shop in Los Angeles. It's very lavish as far as the board & pieces and has a letter that may have some bearing as to whom the owner may have been. This letter was signed by the inventor Arnoud himself on June 9th, so very short after he had sent his editions to the potentates. I also found the pictures of the sheikhs you refered to in your site. This green case has the number 0033!" 

Edition: Petropolis, in black leatherette case
              ©  1975 By Petropolis Inc. 
Publisher: Casa Aries - México - 1975
Dimensions of the case: 52.5 x 34 x 6.5 cm
The game:
This fabulous nice black heavy case contains a very luxury version of two games: Petropolis and Backgammon together. Both games are on a side of the game board consisting of 2 parts composed of layers the outer ones being black plastic. Each one has a little flap to get it out the inner side of lid. Only the Petropolis-board has a little goldy logo of Aries and the words "Hecho en Mexico"(made in Mexico).
I will here only pay attention to Petropolis.

The aim of this game is to collect as many oilconsessions as possible and to obtain the highest possible profit from the oil producing countries. The start is called Take off/Landing (Geneva Airport) and is in the midfield of the game board. The game goes counter-clockwise. There are 27 countries and their spaces almost fill up the whole game board. Each country has 1 oilconsession to give away. From Geneva Airport on the spaces are:

Venezuela - Argentina - Ecuador - USA - Canada -Telex - Mexico - Go To International Court - Refuel/Pay $ 100,000 - Indonesia - Brunei Malaysia - Australia - China - USSR - Norway - Telex - OPEC meeting - Libya - Algeria - Nigeria - Gabon - Falconing in the desert  - International Court - Telex - Iraq -Kuwait - Egypt - Sjarjah - Dubai - Abu Dhabi - Throw Dice Again - Go To International Court - Oman -Telex - Bahrein - Qatar - Iran - Lost in the dessert and Saudi Arabia.

Subject to the number of players the consessions are to be distributed amongst them at the start of the game; the remainder must be bought.

The oiltycoons always move over the board by plane. Over or on TAKE OFF you receive P$ 500,000 (Petrodollars).
There are 7 molded "gold" tokens representing an airplane - tanker - dagger - gas - bar of gold - barrel and an oil storage tank. They are stored in a black vinyl pouch wilth "gold" draw-strings. The course of the game is divided into 3 stages:

1. Stage 1: The opening, playtime 10 minutes. In this stage those oilconsessions who were not distributed amongst the players in the first instance must be bought from the Worldbank now.
2. Stage 2: Trade and auction, playtime 5 - 10 minutes. The still unsold oilconsessions must be sold or auctioned anyhow. Next the players can trade together in order to complete color groups.
3. Stage 3: Main match, playtime 60 minutes. The oiltycoons can now open up their properties by building drilling-rigs (instead of houses) and finally oil-rigs (instead of hotels). For the rest the game works out according to the usual rules.

The money consists of plasticized Petrodollar banknotes (62x105 mm) of the Worldbank. In the centre is a circle with a dromedary and on top of that the fine words "In oil we trust". The 7 notes are in the denominations of P$1,000 - 5,000 -10,000 - 20,000 - 50,000 - 100,000 and 1,000,000.
Instead of Chance and Community Chest cards there are 25 black Telex cards (75x123 mm) printed in gold. The instructions are like:

The card "Your political influence has helped to prove your innocence. Keep this telex - President of the Tribunal." correspond consequently with "Get out of Jail free".
There are 2 dark green and 2 ambery dice with white pips. They must be thrown with the solid black felt lined shaker.
Although the texts of the Telex cards as well as of the property deeds are in English, the Rules are in Spanish only. The Rules booklet also says 

            "Aries - Fabrica Petropolis para todo el mundo" (Aries - makes Petropolis for the whole world).

Edition: International Spanish language ed., Ref.8009
              "Juego de Intercambio de Finca Raíz de Parker 
              Brothers (Game of exchange of properties, originally P.B.)
Publisher: Parker Brothers, Inc. - Beverly - 1985
Dimensions of the box: 25.6 x 51.0 cm
The game:
This set has been issued by Parker Brothers in all North-, Middle- and South American countries where Spanish is spoken.
It concerns the well-known American standard edition in the white box with the streets of Atlantic City, but in the Spanish language. 

The lid of this "long box" shows the last part of the 4^th side and Go. On top is the red bar with Rich Uncle Pennybags in the middle O. The dice show the numbers 3 and 5. The bottom of the box is un-printed.
The back of the solid game board is blue. The word Monopoly goes in closed characters in a black frame over the board. The innerbox contains except for a small plastic insert with 7 holes for the banknotes also a filling up piece of blue cardboard on which the "13 frequently asked questions" are printed in Spanish.
The game is entirely in the Spanish language but the money is in dollars. It are the well-known banknotes with the mention "Copyright 1935 by Parker Brothers Inc." in the centre circle. The  Casualidad (Chance) cards are red and the Arca Comunal (Community Chest) cards are yellow, both illustrated with funny pictures of Rich Uncle Pennybags identical to those of the original American issue.
There are 10 metal tokens "made in Hong Kong", viz.: car - hat - thimble - dog - boat - iron - canon - rider-on-horse - shoe and wheelbarrow.
The dark green houses and red hotels with overhanging roofs are made of plastic and do have a centrally placed chimney. Both dice are white with black pips.

This edition was "Fabricado en los EE.UU" (Made in USA).

Edition: Monopoly Méxicana, Ref.No. 5101
              "¡Compra, vende, renta, Monopolízalo todo!"
              (Buying, selling, rent, Monopolize everything!) 
Publisher: Aurimagic S.A. de C.V./Niguez S.A. de C.V. -1985
Dimensions of the box: 20.5 x 41 x 3.5 cm 
The game:
This is the first Mexican edition of Parker Brothers/Hasbro, in cooperation with the inland publisher Aurimagic. It therefore shows the streets of the capital México-City. This set is owned by Alejandro Mejía Greene - Mexico-City (see his site: http://www.jubilo.ca/juegos/).
The orange ribbon over the lower right corner of the lid says "El decano de los turistas", meaning "The turists dean". This is a clear reference to the inland made Turista games.

Features of this design are:

This edition in "Hecho en México" (Made in Mexico).

Edition: Turista Mundial Grande (luxury), Ref. 227 
Publisher: Birján - México - ±1995
Dimensions of the box: 52x26.3x3.5 cm
The game:
This edition is the most common Turista version in the luxury version.

The direction of play is counter-clockwise and Salida (Start) represents Mexico-City. From  there on the properties are American countries, followed by African, Asian and finally European. The railroad stations are "replaced" by airlines, whereas Electric Company and Water Works became Consulado and Embajada.

Again the back side of the rather small game board is a checkers board with black and white chips.
Instead of Chance and Community Chest cards are Cartas (Letters) and Telegramas (Telegrams). The buildings of the properties are red plastic Café's (Coffee shops) and yellow Hoteles (Hotels). Again the 6 tokens are small aeroplanes.

Edition: Turista Mundial Chico (small), Ref. 229 
Publisher: Birján - México - ±1995
Dimensions of the box: 52x26.3x3.5 cm
The game:

It is really a pitty that I'm not able to tell more about this edition and I exhort an owner of this edition to send me all interesting details for publication on this place here.

Edition: Turista Mundial, Ref. 43061
Publisher: Parker Brothers/Juguetibici - México - ±1998
Dimensions of the box: 47 x 24 x 3 cm
The game:
Another Turista Mundial however with a small red Monopoly bar as well as the Parker Brothers logo in the lower right corner of the lid. This indicates a kind of cooperation between Parker Brothers and Juguetibici. 

The Salida start space shows a cream-colored arrow, pointing counter-clockwise as well as a statue and the national colors. The properties on the game board are, counter-clockwise divided over 4 continents, resp. showing the flags of the countries:

1. America: Argentine - Brasil - Colombia - Puerto Rico - United States - Canada 
2. Africa: Marocco - Saudi Arabia - Egypt - Ethiopia - Cameroon - South Africa 
3. Asia: South Korea - Israel  - Soviet Union - China - India - Japan 
4. Europe: Sweden - Germany - Italy - Spain  - France - England 

The sizes of the game board are 45.5 x 45.5 cm. It's midfield shows the above mentioned countries on the world map in the same colors. Instead of stations there are 4 (not exsisting) airlines called American Airline - African Airline - Asian Airline and European Airline. The 3 corners after Salida moving counter-clockwise are: Migración/Vaya a la O.N.U. - Loteria Internaciónal - O.N.O./United Nations  

The pawns shown on the flags on the lid do not exactly correspond to those belonging to the game. These are aggravation pawns. The Rules are printed on the inside of the lid. Along with the rules - there is also a chart of statistical information about the continents and many of the countries in around the globe. The information includes land mass in km², population, languages, capitals, and currency. The game was obviously made before 2002 because the European currencies are the old ones.
The game comes with white inserts completely covering the playing equipment. When turned upside down insert is folded into two compartments with perforations all along the common edge of the compartments. It is apparently intended to use as an inner box to hold the playing equipment. It can also be used as a banker's tray. However it only has the two big compartments (no money compartments).
The cards are called Carta and Telegrama.
There are but 5 denominations of Turista money (however with the Monopoly design, i.e. with the illustrations of a locomotive and house) consisting of one sided color-printed white paper . They are: 10.000 - 20.000 - 50.000 - 100.000 and 500.000.
The houses are of yellow plastic, the hotels are red. Both have a chimney. 
Both dice are white with black pips.

This edition in exactly the same presentation is also manufactured and marketed in Columbia.

Edition: International Spanish language edition, Ref.08009
              "Juego de Compraventa de Inmuebles, de 
                Parker Brothers" (Property trading game, of Parker Brothers)
Publisher: Parker Brothers/Hasbro Inc. - Pawtucket - 1999
Dimensions of the box: 26.9 x 40.2 cm
The game:
The lid of this new "standard box" (shorter than the 1985 issue) also shows the last part of the 4^th side and Go. On top is the red bar with Rich Uncle Pennybags in the middle O. The dice now show the numbers 3 and 6. but the race car is still on the Paseo Tablado.
The bottom of the box is still un-printed, unlike the similar European editions showing a "laughing family" around a table playing Monopoly.

In this new box is one plastic tray with 7 slots for the banknotes, 10 slots for the property deeds and 4 trays for the other equipment. The board is folded in four.  The word Monopoly is in a black frame diagonal the board. On the game board are the nice looking Casualidadand Arca Comunal cards of this set. It are white cards on which the text in a frame is printed in red. The back of the Arca Comunal cards is blue with the treasure chest in a yellow field; that of the Casualidad cards is red with a ? in a yellow field.
The property cards don't have rounded corners and consequently look like slightly largers (dim.: 56 x 87 mm). The back of this white cards is printed in red.
The banknotes are of the new model, i.e. with a black ribbon with in there "Monopoly with Uncle Pennybags" in the upper part of the circle.
The 10 tokens are made of pewter (without a mention "made in China" on the plastic bag). The green plastic houses do have a chimney, the red hotels don't. Both the dice are white.

This edition also is "Fabricado en los EE.UU" (Made in USA).

Edition: Monopoly Deluxe Edition, Ref. 00011?
Publisher: Parker Brothers/Hasbro Inc./Juguetibici - ±1999
Dimensions of the box: 25.7 x 51.0 x 7.8 cm
The game:
This luxury issue of Parker Brother/Hasbro's "the famous party game" is sold in México by  Juguetibici S.A. de C.V.. It is of course the Spanish language version of the American game with streets of Atlantic City again. The lid of the still long box shows a part of the 3^rd side of the game board with 2 dice on top showing a 4 and 1 as well as 2 gold tokens racecar and locomotive.
The innerbox contains, except for the solid game board (with dark blue back) an insert of soft blue plastic with 4 holes for the cards and banknotes plus a carousel for the property deeds. The other half of the innerbox also has a blue take-away "banker's tray" (see the picture). The nice Rules booklet can be stored in a saving in this holder. The Monopoly banknotes have the mention "Deluxe edition".
The 10 tokens are gold colored. The green houses and red hotels are made of wood.
Both dice are white with black pips. 

Edition: Monopoly Ecuador, ref.nrs. LA01730 (LA01753 / 2000001743126)
              Juego de Compraventa de Inmuebles, de Parker Brothers ®
              Edición de Colección 
Publisher:Hasbro/Parker - 2008
Dimensions of the box: 40.2 x 26.7x 6.7 cm                                 Diese Version auf deutsch: www.monopoly-wiki.de
The game:
This collector's item is from the collection of Steve Amato - N.Y.          

As it can be read from the bottom of this edition this typical Ecuadorian version is also distributed in Chile and Mexico.

While in many countries the black, or blue, Parker logo tends to disappear these days from the Hasbro editions this first Monopoly edition is yet introduced in this country showing the American blue Parker logo on the colorfull lid. This also means the game has been produced in America. It almost has the sizes of the standard white boxes of the Parker/Hasbro editions from around the year 2000 in Europe and elsewhere, only 1.5 cm higher. However, its content is that of the standard square green boxes with the third die as it is announced by the yellow sticker on the bottom of the box saying "Juega rápido con el Dado Veloz" (Play faster with the Lucky die). The bottom of the box only shows a large picture of the board with Mr. Monopoly on top and the "introduction story" in a green column. There is no reference to the new interactive ways of playing Monopoly by EA.

The properties are from Salida (Go) onwards:
 
Península De Santa Elena - Arca Comunal (Community Chest) - Machala - Impuestos Sobre La Renta (Income Tax) - Aeropuerto Cuenca - Santo Domingo - Casualidad (Chance) - Portoviejo - Manta - En la cárcel/De visit nada más - Plaza de la Independencia - Empresa Electrica - Parque la Carolina -Palacio de Carondelet - Aeropuerto Quito - Panecillo - Arca Comunal - Iglesia DeGuapulo - Parque Itchimbía - Parada Libre - Parque de las Iguanas - Casualidad - Parque Histórico Guayaquil - Malecon 2000 - Aeropuerto Guayaquil - Las Penas - Municipio de Guayaquil - Agua Potable (Represa Paute) - Parque Centenario -¡Váyase a la cárcel! - Cuenca - Ruinas de Inga-Pirca - Arca Comunal - El Chimborazo - Aeropuerto Manta -Casualidad - Islas Galápagos - Impuestos de Lujo (Luxury Tax) and Mitad del Mundo.

The most striking is the 3^rd die, the red socalled Lucky die, making the play faster. However, the game can still be played the "old-fashioned" way, without this additional die.
This die shows the figures 1 - 2 and 3, a bus and 2x Mr. Monopoly. The effect of this Lucky die, together with both white dice is:

	In the white strip of the lid is stated it here concerns a Parker invention of a Family game for players over 8 years old and a number of players from 2 to 8.
	All 4 rims of the lid show the new rectangular Monopoly red bar.
	The innerbox contains a greenish cardboard filling piece showing the red Monopoly bar and Ecuador  banner as well as a black plastic insert with 7 slots for the banknotes.
	The property deeds have the sizes of the European ones: 56x88 mm, while the picture in the Rules booklet suggest they have the sizes of the American cards: 67x77 mm.  The fact that this wrong card is shown in the Rules booklet may be an indication there must have been an earlier  Ecuadorian Parker Monopoly? By the way: the word Mudo on the small card is wrong, it ought to be Mundo.
	The Casualidad and Arca Comunal cards are illustrated with various apparitions of Mr. Monopoly with  his cane. The instructions on these cards are still the same as over the past 74 years.
	The Banknotes are printed in black on colored paper in the denominations: 1 (white) - 5 - 10 - 20 - 50 -  100 and 500 $ (= US $). The notes are not stacked in order in the bundle, the 20$ and 50$ have been swapped.
	The 8 metal tokens are the usual ones, viz.:  car - wheelbarrow - dog - iron - hat - boat - shoe and thimble.
	The hollow plastic houses and hotels are the American ones and have a chimney and an overhanging roof.
	The Rules are in a booklet of 12 pages. There is a number on the back. It is 767LA0173000.
	The double folded game board lies unfixed on both inserts of the innerbox and so can move freely.

The game is made in the U.S.