Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864

Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864

A Note on Copyright

Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864 is COPYRIGHTED -- NOT Public Domain -- and FREE under the following conditions:

ANYone is free to print off and distribu7te as many copies of my English language edition of Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864 as (4"x6"/A6 and 5"x8"/A5) postcards as you like, as long as you keep my © 2022 Louis R. Coatney copyright statement, the Dedication, and my quotes about war and history on them.
(To publish the game in larger, boxed format with already mounted pieces would require a licensing contract signed by me.).
All other rights -- including publishing rights -- are reserved to me.

Dedication:

Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864 is dedicated to Jefferson Coatney (NW IN, d.14Mar1862) and eldest son James Coatney (d.24Nov63, the day Lookout Mountain was taken down by Chattanooga) and all our Americans who died in our worst war, to end slavery, and to my children Rebecca, Robert, Rohan, and Johanna hoping they will never suffer war.

The more we learn about the American Civil War, the better our chances that it will be our LAST civil war.

War must be confined to history books and games and museums.

A Request: If you do assemble and play this free game of mine, PLEASE let me know at ELCOAT@hotmail.com what you think of it and whether, after more than a couple games, you think one side or the other has an advantage. Thanks!

And now: Here are Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864's components, to print off and assemble so that it may be played. Players-students will also need a single six-sided die (or chits numbered 1-6, to be drawn out of a hat).

Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864 front of postcard with mapboard and pieces Photocopy this to mount the pieces on cardboard and cut them out, and photocopy-enlarge this for a bigger map to play upon. Rvsd
Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864 back of postcard with rules and address block Rvsd
Rules for A4 printout Rvsd

More comments by myself and others about the game can be read on TalkConSimWorld and BoardGameGeek.

If you are a friend, and/or if you would like to share info and ideas about military and naval history and game designing and cardstock model shipbuilding, and/or you have any questions about Postcard Monocacy Junction, 9-11 July 1864 feel free to e-mail me at ELCOAT@Hotmail.com

Thank you for your interest in the game ....

24Feb25, rvsd