The company's educational supplies turned out to be a large portion of their income at the turn of the century. The company produced supplies that any grade school teacher could use, such as toy money, multiplication sticks, and movable clock dials. Milton Bradley continued producing games, particularly parlor games played by adults. These included Visit to the Gypsies, Word Gardening, Happy Days in Old New England, and Fortune Telling. The company also created jigsaw puzzles of wrecked vehicles, which were popular among young boys.
The company's educational supplies turned out to be a large portion of their income at the turn of the century The company produced supplies that any grade school teacher could use, such as toy money, multiplication sticks, and movable clock dials. Milton Bradley continued producing games, particularly parlor games played by adults. These included Visit to the Gypsies, Word Gardening, Hap.py Days in Old New England, and Fortune Telling. The company also created jigsaw puzzles of wrecked vehicles, which were popular among young boys.