OSG Bonaparte in Italy Unpunched board game (1979)

In the Winter of 1796, Napoleon Bonaparte was commander of the Reserve Army, a politically visible and published critic of conduct on the ongoing war against the First Coalition.
Through he had no apparent qualifications, his close proximity to the Directory and the influence of his freshly-made bride earned him the command of the quiescent Army of Italy, his first field command, at the age of 26. At once he turned his deep theoretical understanding, in a lightning campaign, against the tottering Sardinian Kingdom and its ally, Austria. By the end of April, he had gained for his army a corner of the fertile Po Valley. From there, in a series of six further operations over the next ten months, the French Army conquered and successfully defended the remainder of the Valley and the key to an advance into Austria, the fortress of Mantua.

Rules: 24 pages incl. Errata & Clarifications (Napoleon at Bay System)
Study Folder: 32 pages incl. Campaign Analysis
Scenarios: Eight (Montenotte, Lodi, Borghetto, Castiglione. Bassano, Arcola, Rivoli, Marengo
Map: Three 22 x 34" sections
Counters: 300 (including blanks) pieces
2 Leader Displays (11" x 35") with 8 Scenario Set-Ups
Game Design: Kevin Zucker

Unpunched copy of Bonaparte in Italy

Box has moderate wear

Content is unpunched, there are a few loose pieces but kept in a bag. 

Maps are in excellent condition.