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Game of Pewter Jacks with Linen Pouch
Jacks was played in early America as it had been played for over two thousand years with small sheep knucklebones. The game was known as "knucklebones" or "jackstones". Small pebbles or marbles sometimes substituted for the bones.
The set includes 10 jacks made of lead-free pewter, 1 wood ball (to imitate the non-bouncing stone jack of the traditional game), 1 rubber ball and a natural linen pouch. Includes game instructions and history.
The set includes 10 jacks made of lead-free pewter, 1 wood ball (to imitate the non-bouncing stone jack of the traditional game), 1 rubber ball and a natural linen pouch. Includes game instructions and history.
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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - This toy contains a small ball and other small parts. Not for children under 8 years. |
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