Military
(United Kingdom)

Military Monopoly is the most expensive version of Monopoly where the properties replace the traditional place names such as Bond Street and Mayfair, with the names of Royal Navy ships, Army units and RAF stations.

It has been launched by luxury leather-goods company Pemberton and Milner along with posh jewellers Garrard and a quarter of the profits raised will go to services charities. The playing pieces are made of silver and all relate to military gear, including a Household Cavalry Helmet, a Royal Air Force jet, and a sailor’s cap. Players can be forced to pay fines for a mess bill and loss of equipment and the railway stations are replaced with various military chiefs. The houses and hotels are also silver and the board is covered with diamonds, with gold and diamond shakers and dice.

It comes in three versions where the Diamond Edition was £100,00, Luxe was £1495 and Ultra Luxe was £3500.

© Pemberton and Milner

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