Seelöwe: The German Invasion of Britain, 1940 by SPI / SIMPUBS (1974)

The British were on the edge of defeat after the retreat from Dunkirk in 1940 , the only thing that was stopping the German invasion of Britain to take us out of the War was the RAF which if left unchecked would decimate any Ships and Troop carriers trying to cross the English Channel , if the RAF had failed Operation Seelöwe (Sealion) would have become a reality.
Seelöwe is a hypothetical wargame depicting Operation Sealion (in German: Seelöwe), the anticipated German invasion of the British Isles that would have followed a Luftwaffe victory in the Battle of Britain.

The map shows central and southern England and the English Channel.

Three invasion scenarios are re-created:
The Navy Plan involving a landing on a narrow front in south-eastern England.
The Army Plan which suggests that a landing on a broad front all along the south coast would have been possible.
The July Scenario in which the German army gambles on a small landing being sufficient to ensure victory.
This Game is the UK Edition released by SIMPUBS in conjunction with SPI and features the colourful Map with integrated tables.
The Game is for 2 Players,Aged 14 Years to Adult.
The Game is complete and the contents in an unplayed Condition with the counters unpunched from their Sheet.
The Box is in Very Good Condition for its Age.