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Posted 2 years ago
Sewmebug
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These were found under a bunch of fabric; they appear to be cribbage boards. But they are an incredible piece of art and a game; the carved walruses all along one side are really cool. Many of the tusks are missing from these small carved walruses.
There appears to be some damage ie pieces missing that allow the item to stand up. I've been told that they are illegal? But if they aren't new but from an earlier time (1920s-1930s) are they still illegal to have?
Cribbage SetsTo understand the card game cribbage, one needs to understand its creator, …