First, from Decision Games and 1995 is "Emperor's First Battles". The box has some minor shelf wear, but everything inside the box is in near mint condition.  The map has no wear and the counters are unpunched and in excellent condition. The game contains two battles. Two of Napoleon's more famous battles. Austerlitz and Jena-Auerstedt. This game is designed similar to SPI's famous Napoleon's Last Battles. A great way for beginners to start in the hobby while also retaining a high degree of true simulation. This game is out of print in this form.

Second, from S&T issue #75 of Jul/Aug 1979. The magazine has some wear from being read many times. But it is in no way damaged. This issue has two games in it, and is called "Napoleon's Art of War". It contains the battles of Dresden and Eylau. The maps show some wear at folds, with some discoloring at the fold visible if you look close enough. But overall the coloring of the maps is still bright and vibrant. The counters are unpunched and in very good condition. 

Finally, S&T issue #114 from  Sept/Oct 1987. The magazine has wear consistent with having been read and handled, but is in otherwise good undamaged condition. The game is called "The Battle of Eckmuhl". The map has the usual minor wear at folds. but is in very good condition. It is a fascinating map in it's style and beauty. The counters are in excellent condition and remain unpunched. 

All of these games are unpunched and never played. They are complete in every way. I will ship these free to anywhere within the contiguous US.