Scrabble 50 Jaar Beperkte Oplage

Scrabble is one of the world's most iconic word games, originally invented by Alfred Mosher Butts in 1938. The game was initially produced by James Brunot and later saw massive commercial success through Selchow and Righter. This specific version, '50 Jaar Beperkte Oplage', is a 50th-anniversary limited edition released for the Dutch market to celebrate the game's half-century history since its trademarking in 1948.

Ownership of the Scrabble brand is unique because it is split geographically. In most parts of the world outside the United States and Canada, the brand is owned by Mattel. Mattel acquired the international rights after purchasing J. W. Spear & Sons (Spear's Games). For the US and Canadian markets, the brand is owned by Hasbro. For this Dutch edition, it reflects the heritage of J. W. Spear & Sons, global icons in the board game industry.