a similar setting and character types, including a colonel and maid, but in which the suspects are not the players. Mr. Ree! (1937) Prospecting Speed Super Market Snake Eyes The Game of Alice in Wonderland (1882) Ur: Royal Game of Sumer Scrabble People (card game for ages 4–8, copyright 1985) Selchow and Righter was purchased by Coleco Industries in 1986 for $75 million USD in cash and notes. Coleco Industries purchased the games from Selchow & Righter, but not the trademark of the company's name. The trademark for "Righter" in the commercial use of games and entertainment remains under the control of the Righter Family; specifically, Philip Righter, the great-great-grandson of John Righter, the company's original co-founder. In 1989, Coleco declared bankruptcy and its primary assets were purchased by Hasbro for in cash, plus options to buy one million shares of Hasbro stock at a price of $28.85 (at the time the deal closed, Hasbro stock was worth only $20 a share). Trojan Powder Coating, Tri-State Powder Coating, and Williams Architecture now occupy the site of the former Selchow and Righter building. References External links MobyGames Profile Giant Bomb Profile Board game publishing companies Game manufacturers Defunct companies based in New York (state) Manufacturing companies established in 1867 Manufacturing companies disestablished in 1986 Former Hasbro subsidiaries