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	Wooden Dice [#GG4] Dice were a common item on household inventories in early America. Many boardgames called for a pair of dice for play. Each package contains three wood dice.	$3.75

	Pewter Dice [#GG2] Colonial sodliers were known to hammer their musket balls into crude dice for playing games such as Hazard, a favorite tavern game at the time of the American Revolution. These dice are cast of lead-free pewter to resemble closely in size and weight the soldiers' handmade lead dice. Each package contains three dice.	$5.25

	Game of the Goose [#613] This board game is printed on heavy laid paper. The instructions are written directly on the board so there's never any confusion! The game has a stop and drink space so we don't recommend it for children. Game pieces are not included.	$7.25

	Game of the Snake [#614] This board game is printed on heavy laid paper. The instructions are written directly on the board so there's never any confusion! The game has a stop and drink space so we don't recommend it for children. Game pieces are not included.	$7.25

	Playing Cards [#189] These playing cards are printed on old-looking paper in color. They have no numbers, and come wrapped and "sealed." They are a very interesting and authentic item for "living history" exhibits.	$8.50

	Ninepins [#GG1] Throughout the North American colonies men and women of all classes enjoyed the popular pastime known as ninepins. The game proved to be an amusing distraction as early as 1636 when young William Ward of Virginia received a reprimand for testing his skill at ninepins instead of watching the cows.	$14.00

	Bone Dominoes [#GG5] These dominoes are hand made from bone and come with a wooden box with a sliding cover. They're copied from originals - dominoes date back to the time of the Roman Empire.	$51.50

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