McLoughlin Bros

McLoughlin Bros was a publishing company based in New York City that specialized in children's books and games. The company was founded in the mid-19th century by John McLoughlin, Jr. and his brother Edmund McLoughlin. The company quickly became known for its high-quality children's books and games, which were often illustrated with colorful and detailed lithographs. One of McLoughlin Bros' most popular books was Baseball ABC, which was first published in 1885. The book was a primer on the game of baseball, and it featured colorful illustrations of players, equipment, and game situations. The book was a hit with young readers, and it helped to popularize the game of baseball among children. In addition to Baseball ABC, McLoughlin Bros published a wide variety of other children's books and games. Some of their most popular titles included Mother Goose rhymes, fairy tales, and adventure stories. The company also produced a number of board games, including the popular game of Parcheesi. McLoughlin Bros continued