Fish Pond Game, 1890-1900 - The Henry Ford

As color printing technologies improved and became more affordable in the second half of the nineteenth century, many book publishers also began printing toys and games. The McLoughlin Bros. publishing firm patented its version of the "fish pond game" in 1890. Using small wooden poles, players hooked multicolored fish from the "pond." A number printed on each fish indicated its value as competitors vied for the best catch.

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