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This chart will give you a payout chart for up to $890 payout. for share values to 90% instead of the usual 60%. Can be used with a extra token for keeping track of last payout.

A very simple Excel spreadsheet for game end calculations.

I always wished there was a good way to keep track of who bid for what in the private company auction. So I created this page to do just that. I also included the special abilities, start cost and income of each company.

Mathematical table that allows you to quickly workout payouts. Quick and easy - faster than a calculator.

Black and white version of the original teaching guide

Here is a short outline to keep with your game and assist you when you need to teach the game. The outline includes an opening hook, a step by step outline on a suggested order in which to teach the meat of the rules and some beginning strategy. To hear an example explanation using this outline or to learn the game yourself listen to "The How to Play Podcast Episode #13 1830" available at www.howtoplaypodcast.com

Set of company tokens with company logos. Sized for a 14mm (~9/16inch) hollow punch. Couple of extras each: one for practicing, one for a dividend table.

Simple tilted gray background pattern to be used on the backside of home-made components. Tilting provides greater margin of error when putting the components together - the backside doesn't have to be absolutely straight. Borderless A4 portrait.

Simple Little Layer-based Illustrator file that helps create tiles for any 18xx game. Please feel free to comment or ask for certain features. I'm not a Illustrator whiz. Some things will be akward for advanced users....

Yet another from scratch redraw of the 1830 company bits. This version differs from the other redraws in that it uses (approximately) the original company colors. Supersedes the previous version with the following changes: - Name of Pennsylvania Railroad fixed

[all pdf files for my 1830 re-draw project are here on this page] this file is stock market, earnings track, bank pool, and round marker graphic sheet. this should print on 11x17 card stock (off-white if you want to match my board).

All pdfs for my americana-style 1830 re-draw are on this filepage. this is part 1. print on 11x17 paper, trim, and match with part 2.

Trains for 1830. Print two copies, 8.5x11, on off-white (to match other materials here) cardstock.

part two of my 1830 re-draw. print on 11x17 (tabloid) paper.

The private companies for my 1830 re-draw. Print these on one 8.5x11 sheet, preferably off-white, laminate, and cut.

Print this board and one additional token per company. Each round place the token on a circle with company income, find below payout for 1-6 shares. You can use the track also to quickly sum up the routes. Included income and payout table ranges 10-1000$, there is also a track only for 1010-1600$ range.

Print on the back-side of your track-tiles so that if you mix your tiles (say with an expansion, variant or playtest games), they can be easily sorted back out. A4 size.

Print on the back-side of your track-tiles so that if you mix your tiles (say with an expansion, variant or playtest games), they can be easily sorted back out. US-Letter size.

Track-tiles for 1830, formatted for A4-sized paper. Tile art is (gratefully) sourced from DTG.

Track-tiles for 1830, formatted for US-Letter-sized paper. Tile art is (gratefully) sourced from DTG.

A replacement stock market. This one fits entirely on a single 11x17 page, and has spaces large enough for my 3/4" tokens.

Replacement shares for all of the expansions or variants I've heard of. If you're using my replacement shares for the base game, these will match the style of those. They also will ensure that the possibility of confusing one railroad's colo(u)r with that of another. .625" Tokens are on the last page. 3/4" tokens will be uploaded separately to match the size of those that Nils created for the base game.

These are meant to be an improvement over the uglyy ones I loaded into the image gallery. Logos and colors match the Bert_Nerdsen submitted materials, but with a more conventional look. (corrected New York Central shares 10/31/09)

Replacement tokens for all of the expansions or variants I've heard of. If you're using my replacement shares, but want 3/4" tokens to match those that Nils created for the base game, here you are.

These cover all of the expansions I've heard of (admittedly, that may not be all of them.) They match my shares, of course.

Replacement charters to match my replacement shares. Player aid included on each charter.

An IPO board, or a place to put shares that are unsold. Includes spaces for shares from the expansions as well. (Corrected spelling)

Ready to print, mount and cut - full set of tiles should you need to replace any lost or damaged ones.

This excell file shows a payout chart for all shares up to 60% and 10-600 income. Print out back to back and laminate if needed

Far from being as beautiful and informative as benni_jolink's great files, this is a very condensed player aid. If you glue front and back together, you'll get the most imporant information on a 5cm x 16cm sheet of paper.

This is an overvie of all avaiable tiles, which should be very helpful for new players. A replacement table is included as well.

A super-short overview of the game sequence. The original rulebook completely lacks a chronological game order so you're flipping pages all the time. No more, with this ultra condensed game sequence sheet!

A quick-reference sheet that summarizes all the important rules in a chronological order.

Dividend tracking spreadsheet (good for all 18xx games). Instructions coming soon, I promise!

1830 Advanced Strategies and Common Mistakes by Henning Kanter. A comprehensive strategy guide with pictures. Posted with permission from author. http://www.henning-kantner.de/hobbies.htm