Gisborne
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Specifications:
- Size: 2.25'' x 3.5'' (57mm x 89mm)
- Number of cards: 60
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Card stock:(S30) Standard Smooth
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Packaging: Shrink-wrapped
- Note: Any red dotted lines shown around the border will not be printed which is used by the designer for print bleeding reference only
- No minimum purchase. Buy 1 for .(Note: applies to all card stock options except M30 (linen air light) and M32 (linen air) which carries a minimum of 1000 decks)
Description:
In 1909, David Morrison, a surgeon of Gisborne, New Zealand invented a game that combined conventional French pattern symbols with domino layout, making a pack of 60 cards. In the patent document, Morrison suggests that the cards are "convenient for playing the games for which they are designed." While he doesn't go on to give details, they are suitable for playing most domino games when adapted.
Design ref: 162401258509
About this design
This design belongs to the seller which was uploaded to our MarketPlace, the online buy and sell platform for game designers and creators.
Seller's information:
Designed by D.J. Pigott
New games in traditional styles and old games reborn
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