“Spot-A-Plane 2nd Series” box is 10x20x1-1/2" copyright 1942 by Toy Creations. Lid has edge wear. Fine. Game is complete and features 19-1/2x20" playing board w/design of aerial strategy map of enemy territory. Also featured is 6-1/2x20" rigid cardboard "Master Intelligence Chart" w/silhouette depiction of 48 Allied and enemy military planes w/identification for each. Other game parts are eight miniature plastic airplanes, 48 silhouette cards, hangar card, blackout card, Army flash cards, danger flash cards, instruction booklet. Scattered lt. wear. VF. “Pursuit” #80 by Game Makers Inc. box is 13x19.75x1” deep w/plane silhouettes on lid. Lid has corner seam splits. Good. Game board is map w/service branches in corners. Contains 26 numbered cardboard block playing pieces. Missing two in yellow, otherwise complete and Fine. “Magic Airplane Identifier” 9x12x.75” deep box is ©1943 Paper Products Div. Electric Corp. of America. Box lid text reads “Identify Aircraft Quickly-Easily! 288 Silhouette Views And Complete Authentic Information On 96 American-British-German-Japanese-Italian Fighting Planes And 60 Official Reproductions Of Fighting Airplane Photographs.” Box has a few color rubs. Fine. Contains four 8.5x11” photo sheets that show a total of 64 (as indicated on added wrapper) plane photographs. Comes with three 5.75x7.25” cardboard two-sided “Precision Identifiers.” All 3 are stapled together and each is identified as “American Planes/British Planes/Japanese Planes” w/backs identifying German , Italian, and American planes. Complete contents have trace of lt. wear. VF. Nice designs.