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This Dominoes Set is hand-made from fully finished buffalo bone with 28 tiles. Dominoes was a favored game played by Civil War soldiers in the camps. Recorded history states that Dominoes games began appearing in the US around the year 1863. 

In 1863, a new game variously described as All Fives, Fives or Cribbage Dominoes appeared for the first time in both English and American sources; this was the first scoring game and it borrowed the counting and scoring features of cribbage, but 5 domino spots instead of 15 card points became the basic scoring unit, worth 1 game point. The game was played to 31 and employed a cribbage board to keep score. (Wikipedia)

 In this photo, Civil War soldiers play dominoes at Camp Winfield Scott in Yorktown, Virginia. Library of Congress photo.

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Checkers Game with Field Storage bag

While the oldest known Checkers artifact unearthed in Iraq dates back to 3000 BC, the earliest known version of the game comes from a game called Alquerque, which was played in ancient Egypt in 1400 BC. After years of being played the Egyptian way, in 1100 AD, a Frenchman adapted it to be played on a Chessboard with 12 pieces per player.

Then, in 1756 an English mathematician created official rules for the game, and in 1840 was the start of the very first World Championships. Arthur Samuel then created a computerized Checkers program in 1952, which helped turn Checkers into the global phenomenon it is today. 

Will include 24 game pieces and 1 storage bag.  Field storage bag is large enough for you to store all your games in one place.

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Out of stock until after the new year. NOV. 18, 2024

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These dice are hand-made of natural horn.  Cloth storage bag now available.

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These reproduction decks are based off of the Squared Faro #366, which was first produced by Russell & Morgan Co. in 1887 to supply gambling casinos. Faro was the most popular gambling game at that time. This is a two deck set, one red and one blue.

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This authentic reproduction of an 1858 playing card deck by Samuel Hart & Co. of 55 cards features full-length, single-ended court figures. The cards have an unusual pictorial back design of a huntress peering across the landscape. The cards have square corners as in the original deck. Per the traditional style, there are no indices in the corners of the cards.

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This authentic reproduction of a Civil War era poker deck by Lawrence, Cohen, & Co. of 55 cards features full-length, single-ended court figures. The cards have a unusual double-ended card back design which features four patriotic shields with 13 stars. The cards have square corners as in the original 1863 deck. Per the traditional style, there are no indices in the corners of the cards. The box shows a reproduction of the tax stamp with the cancellation dated November 1863.

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This authentic reproduction of a Civil War era poker deck of 55 cards features full-length, single-ended court figures. The cards have square corners as in the original 1864 deck. Per the traditional style, there are no indices in the corners of the cards. The original wrapper contained two 1 cent proprietary tax stamps valid from 1862-1871. The box shows a reproduction of these tax stamps with the hand cancellation dated June 2, 1864.

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This card deck describes and illustrates the weaponry used by soldiers during America's most divisive battles. This educational card game is great for the entire family.

The Civil War series card game honors the people and events of the war.  The decks may be used for most standard card games. Instructions are included with the deck for the specific card game. 

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For decades, African-American soldiers of the US Military remained unsung heroes. The black regiments, first formed in 1866, quickly earned the respect of all. This beautifully illustrated deck of 54 cards pays homage to those individuals who helped change the face of America. This educational card game is great for the entire family.

The deck may be used for most standard card games. Instructions are included with the deck for the specific card game. 

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This deck is a reproduction of the playing cards originally published in 1863 by M. Nelson. Each card features an engraved portrait of a Confederate General or statesman of the Confederacy.

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"Old West" series of card games.  This fact-filled deck features 13 different notorious outlaw individuals and gangs: The Wild Bunch (including Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kids); Black Jack Ketchum; Ned Christie; Tom Horn; Bill Doolin; Sam Bass; Cherokee Bill; John Wesley Hardin; The Dalton Brothers; The Younger Brothers; Billy the Kid; Belle Starr; and The James Boys.

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This card deck features facts about the famous battles of the civil War, with background details on leaders, locations, and outcomes. This educational card game is great for the entire family.

The Civil War series card game honors the people and events of the war.  The decks may be used for most standard card games. Instructions are included with the deck for the specific card game. 

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This card deck features 13 important leaders of the Civil War who served their country in its desperate struggle. This educational card game is great for the entire family.

The Civil War series card game honors the people and events of the war.  The decks may be used for most standard card games. Instructions are included with the deck for the specific card game. 

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This deck is a reproduction of the playing cards originally published in 1863 by M. Nelson. Each card features an engraved portrait of a Union General or statesman of the Union.

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This card deck highlights the uniforms of both Union and Confederate soldiers of the Civil War. This educational card game is great for the entire family.

The Civil War series card game honors the people and events of the war.  The decks may be used for most standard card games. Instructions are included with the deck for the specific card game. 

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This card deck presents 52 notable people and historic milestone events in the American Suffrage movement leading up to the passage of the 19th Amendment and it's ratification on August 18, 1920. This educational card game is great for the entire family.

The Women's Suffrage series card game honors the people and events of the movement. Deck and illustrated booklet highlight milestone events and the courageous people who made the 19th Amendment a reality.

The decks may be used for most standard card games. Instructions are included with the deck for the specific card game. 

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