Sala

the company was clearly high price/high quality 1908 additional (new) company was launched: A. Sala, Lithogr. Anstalt, Buchbinderei, Spezialität Gesellschafts- und Beschäftigungsspiele (Owners: Fortunato & Adolf Saga) – logo changes: Previously an entangled AS with a crown on top - from now on a red seal with the letters AS inside, later on the logo ‘SALA’ inside Slightly changed it remains the company’s logo until early 1990s, often flanked by the label 'Rotsiegel': Verlag der Rotsiegelspiele After WWI until WWII an economic crash led to less quality & less edition of copies, and, as seen in other German companies, to ‘Nazi game themes’. After WWII Outsourcing of production: Schwertle & Schanz, Berlin Early 1990: Company Sala was sold to Schwertle & Schanz, Berlin 1992 Renaming Sala to Salagames; previous game progam of Hexagames (I) was taken over 1993 distribution of Salagames by Fun Connection 1994 logo Salagames disappears from the market 1995 Acquisition of Fun Connection by Schwertle & Schanz, Berlin (1998 Schwertle & Schanz, Berlin are sold to Gundlach group) Data obtained from a publication of Rudolf Rühle/for more information see Spielbox 5/2003 pages 40-41