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¿Question #4373?
mrbeankc: What is the oldest game you own?

ocdspectrum: Magic Realm.
Blazur: Probably HeroQuest.
popsicola: Dice
Pithagoras: monopoly. 1933, ed. 9
Woelf: Chess, in terms of both the physical age of the copy I own and in terms of creation date of the game itself.
the manatee: Chess.
Spirit of 70: Magic Realm.
TRINDEL: Chess
lord nurgle: game of goose
ricardofo: checkers
Felimid: Gettysburg (1958 version), I think.
kallman1206: World-war-2 era scrabble. I think it's missing an 'A', though.
LaFey: Ermmm - chess. 1475.
aleo09: probably a game from the 60's like twixt.
Stormparkiet: Go. Or if you mean the oldest copy I own, probably Memory.
Frubgarde: I have a real beat up copy of Diplomacy from the mid-1970s.
twixter: AH Waterloo since 1964, even older than my first Twixt set. Played to conclusion exactly once.
Xanthos: chess. other than that Risk
Thegreatrob: risk
loki2896: Scrabble, not counting Go
ctrzn: 1963 I think
Grungydan: Probably Speed Circuit.
Avron: Nine Men's Morris
Keonyn: Wizard's Quest
Nuanda: That would be The Republic of Rome, I suppose.
TheArchAngel: Monopoly
Butterbane: Othello -- it was my mothers
DHEK: I think an old copy of Cluedo (Clue).
diemacher: a 1930s version of "Authors"
katespace: Milles Bournes (but it's at my mom's house)
Numskull: Hnefetadl (King's Table)
CthulhuSpitt: Chess
PsyJam: although I don't play it, 'curious george', 1977.
BaSL: Pachisi (4), Checkers (1150), Cards (1200), Chess (1475), Diplomacy & Stratego (1959), Trivial Pursuit (1981), A&A & Where's the Ostrich? (1984),....
Chris Page: Physical age of the box: Naval War. Age of the game created (deck of cards excluded): Scrabble.
tagger418: GI Joe Commando Attack Game
W Eric Martin: Anagrams, from 1934.
mikehibbert: It's gotta be Totopoly from the 60's
Stevve15: Monopoly
Yuma75: Yahtzee
Big Bad Lex: Monopoly
Helenoftroy: Divine Right
jpbelang: Titan, I think
muntmeister: monopoly
orodreth: ... well, I was going to say something but thats the oldest profession... uhm... game... is "Keep Away" in the public domain?
illwill: If you mean production date on the box, probabaly the old 1950's Stratego I found in my old apartments Laundry Room.
istrebitjel: Monopoly, got that from my parents ;)
LemonyFresh: Oldest, in what way?
Favre4MVP: I own some of the old AH games (Twixt, Oh-Wah-Ree...). The game I've owned the longest is Terrace.
Gialmere: Go
_Kael_: Risk
tipigi: Backgammon, about 25 years old.
mrbeankc: Third Reich
ssmooth: I've had this question before. Probably an early Pit edition.
Bahamut-X: Monopoly or checker/chess
n_and: Triplanetary, 1st edition.
brainrob: Escape From Coldiz (from Santa - December 1974)
scriptorum: By year of manufacture? Probably Civilization, although once I ransack my parents' game collection, it will be Twixt or something like that...
Jim_P: Cabby! (1938)
djlg: Speedway : The Great Motor Cycling Race Game
Windopaene: I'd guess it's Radio Questionaire - looks very old
xlorp: Pocket-size travel chess set.
Lord_Prussian: Probably some cribbage board for when it was manufactured and Mancala for when it was designed
chaddyboy_2000: 3M Bazaar.
CDRodeffer: Go. Unless you mean the physically oldest copy, in which case I'd say Camelot, Phalanx, Oh-Wah-Ree or Twixt are all pretty close in the early 1960s.
skelebone: I believe I asked this one before, and in two different forms, but I have some 3M titles from 1962.
CortexBomb: Well, if you brush aside Go, then it would be Demono, which is from the mid 80's
jttm: By age? or publish date? or idea?