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Chattanooga The Civil War Game Board Game 1971 T & M Enterprises INC.

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T&M Enterprises INC.

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20-40

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AI Item Analysis

This is a copy of Chattanooga, The Civil War Game, published by T & M Enterprises, Inc. in 1971. The game depicts the Civil War Battle of Chattanooga. The box art features a depiction of Union soldiers advancing during the battle.

AI Appraisal Report

This is a copy of the 1971 T & M Enterprises, Inc. Chattanooga, The Civil War Game. The box features a depiction of Union soldiers charging uphill towards Confederate positions. The condition of the game including the components beyond the box is unknown without more information. This is part of a collection of Civil War games produced by T & M Enterprises, Inc. This includes other games such as "Antietam", "Gettysburg", "Chickamauga", and others. Although the game is somewhat uncommon, it is not particularly rare. Based on online sales data for similar condition copies of the same game sold by T & M Enterprises Inc., the estimated value is between $20-$40.