Cribbage
Sir John Suckling, (1609-1642) is said to
have been the man who "invented" Cribbage. He was an English poet and
gambler, and according to one contemporary he was “The greatest gallant of his time and the greatest gamester, both at bowling and cards”
But it is more likely that he merely helped to codify the modern rules
by elaborating on an earlier game called "Noddy." A reference to Noddy
appeared first in the Oxford English Dictionary in 1589, and it is
mentioned in a number of sources in the 16th and 17th century.
Cribbage (fabric)
New DesignIncludes our newly updated rules booklet with over 30 variations!A 60-point three track bo..
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Cribbage Rules
The earliest pre-cursor to modern Cribbage is called "Noddy" and dates back to the 1500's. We've..
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Cribbage-Cards-Dice Travel set
We've had requests for a small, wooden Cribbage board so we've come up with one of the smallest ..
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Engraved Small Cribbage Board
A small (7" x 3.5") 2-track Cribbage board with a Celtic knotwork design engraved down the cente..
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