Randonnée de l'âge de pierre à l'ère atomique

This undated but 1950s title designed by Edmond Dujardin (creator of 1,000 Bornes) is a transportation-themed roll-and-move game. The starting space shows a running caveman, and the 73-space track leads through a history of transportation modes. The last three spaces show a "modern car" with large fins, a 1954 motor scooter and finally the Railton Special, the car driven by John Cobb that set a land speed record of 394 mph in 1947.

The track includes various spaces with penalties and benefits, and the rules include both a description and date for the forms of transportation shown in each space and a two-page history of transportation through the ages.