The box for the newer version. This particular box was attacked by it's owner in some kind of rage. There are (were) 29 dime-sized holes punched through the box lid. The holes have been repaired with clear tape and a wallpaper roller and don't look painfully bad from a distance.

The newer game as set up to play. Unfortunately, Schaper did what many toy manufacturers do and took the original game and cheapened it. In this version, the obstacles are merely part of the graphic on the game board and the brooms are all the same color. The method of holding the trash can inplace by slipping through the bottom of the board is much improved over the original small plastic tabs that tended to snap off. Still fun, but not as fun as the original.

The litter itself. Good litter in white, bad litter in colors. Originally came with over 100 pieces (including three of each good litter), both of my games have about 85 pieces. Interestingly, the older box shows no brown litter even though there was brown litter included and the newer box shows brown litter even though there was not brown litter included. The older box also shows a chrome colored flashlight among the litter. Also interesting is the scale of pieces as the pocket watch and the grand piano are the same size. OK, so I am anal retentive and easily amused.