So, here is an update on a previous post featuring Earnest Green –
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The National Electric Football Game Museum
"preserving the buzz…" The National ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Game Museum is dedicated to preseving the history of the game, the memories of the generation who grew up playing the game and the innovations in technology that have allowed this game to endure into the 21st century.
So, here is an update on a previous post featuring Earnest Green –
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When Electric Football was created and introduced to the toy and game market in 1949, it was marketed as a tabletop sports game of American Gridiron Football. It was unique from other tabletop sports games in that it had 22 individual miniature “action posed” football figure “players” that would all move independently of each other when the electromagnetic motor mounted underneath the metal game board playing surface, was activated, setting the whole thing in motion.
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The National ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Game Museum is my contribution to the game and hobby that I hope will be around for a long time to come.

Field Cover Art by Chris LeMay, Founder and Curator, The National ELELCTIC FOOTBALL Game Museum.