RECENTLY SOLD CRIBBAGE BOARDS

A 2 track, inlaid woods, 1930s vintage board with 4 brass feet. 5 inches X 14.74 inches.

A board marked "C.W. LeCount, S. Norwalk, Ct, wood & steel, 6 original steel pegs, side has slide outs, one for cards only and another for cards and pegs, marked patented 9/2/1879. 3 inches X 11 inches

This is a wood & steel board with a small slide out on side for 7 pins. It is marked C.W. LeCount, 5 Norwalk & patented 9/2/1879. It is 3 inches by 10.5 inches.

This is a phenolic (aka: bakelite) board with an Art Deco look. We guess it at from the 1930s and it is approximately 3 inches by 10 inches.

This is an 1890s burl mahogany with inlaid mother of pearl, 4 small feet, bottom compartment and 4 original plastic pegs. It is approximately 3 inches by 10.5 inches.

This is a inlaid wood and brasses 2 track with an end compartment for 4 original pegs from around 1910. It is approximately 4 inches by 13 inches

This board is all wood construction with 3 pegs from the 1920s. It is approximately 3.5 inches X 12 inches.

This is a 1920s era inlaid plastic and wood with a compartment for cards and a special compartment for 6 original wooden pegs, it measures approximately 3 inches by 10 inches.

This is a small box for cards with inlaid woods. We estimate it to be from the 1920s or 30s and it is approximately 3 inches by 10 inches.

A smaller board from around the turn-of-the-century with inlaid woods and plastics and with a compartment on the bottom for 4 original wooden pegs. It is approximately 2.38 inches by 9.38 inches.

Cribbage Board No 2 by Pacific Game Co, Pleasant Time Cribbage Board, Walnut w/bottom compartment for 4 wooden pegs and it comes in its original box. It is approximately 2.25 inches by 7.5 inches and dates from the 1940s.

This board is carved wood with steel initial "S" over mother of pearl. We think it dates from around 1910 and is approximately 4.5 inches by 15 inches.

This is an inlaid wood triangle with three side compartments and each one holds two original wooden pegs. We think it is from the 1920s and each side is about 10 inches long.

This is an inlaid wood triangle with one bottom compartment that holds 4 original wooden pegs. We think it dates from 1910 and each side is about 10 inches long.

A solid maple, 1910 era with a bottom compartment for 6 replacement wooden pegs. It is approximately 3.125 inches by 15 inches.

A 1920s era inlaid wooden board with six replacement pegs. It is approximately 4 inches by 15.5 inches.

This is a 1910 era board with inlaid light woods and intricate inlaid designs. One drawer box to hold two decks of cards and four original ivory pegs and six replacement pegs. It is approximatel 4 inches by 15 inches.

A 1930s box with inlaid woods and a top compartment for five original and one replacement peg. It is approximately 3.5 inches by 13 inches.

This turn-of-the-century board has wood and plastic inlays. A bottom compartment holds 4 replacement pegs. It is approximately three inches by 10.5 inches.

This is an 1890s box with inlaid woods and a compartment for wooden pegs and 2 decks of cards. It is approximately 3.38 inches by 10 inches.

This is a Civil War era counting board. It is made of forged steel over wood with gold decoration. It is marked: "John Gills Improved Cribbage Board or Counting Table, Dec 22, 1863' It is approximately 3.5 inches by 11 inches.

This is an 1880s wooden board with an end compartment that holds four original pegs. It is approximately 2.38 inches by 9.5 inches

This is a circa 1930s wooden board with grain painted maple in original box marked Horn established 1846. It is approximately 2.5 inches by 11 inches.

This is a 1920s inlaid light wood board with a bottom compartment holding four original pegs. It is approximately 2.625 by 10 inches.

This circa 1930s board is steel and phenolic plastic. It has four tiny feet and a bottom compartment holding six original steel pegs. It is approximately 3 inches by 9.5 inches.

a 1930s era maple cribbage board in original box marked Horn established 1846, it is approximately 2.5 inches by 11 inches.

This is a well built 1930s wooden box with 2 compartments for 2 decks of cards and 6 original pegs (included). A vintage full deck of cards marked "MVP" is included. It is 3.25 inches by 12 inches.

This is a vintage 1941 maple board with original carton and instructions. It is marked "Horn, 1846" and has a bottom compartment holding the 6 original pegs. It is 2.5 inches by 11 inches.

This is a 1930s vinatage board with inlaid light woods and side compartment. It comes with a vintage 52 deck of cards and 6 original pegs. It measures 3 inches by 11.5 inches.

This is a 1951 board marked "Plastic Curtis Products - N. Woodstock, NH" It measures 4 inches by 14 inches.

We estimate this to be an 1890s key shaped, tiger maple with varnish and inlaid woods. It comes with its 6 original pegs and is marked "Richfield Springs". It measures 3.25 inches by 17 inches.

This is a large light maple board that dates from around the turn-of-the-century. It comes with its 6 original pegs. It measures 5 inches by 16.5 inches.

This is probably from the 1940s and is a small leather over wood for pocket or purse. It still has its original 4 steel pegs fitted into its ends. It measures 2.25 inches by 9 inches.

A 1940s vintage leather fold out cribbage board for pocket or purse. It still has its 4 original pegs and measures 2.25 inches by 9.5 inches.

This is a 1940s vintage cribbage box by Horn. It opens to hold 2 decks of cards and 4 wooden pegs. It measures approximately 3.25 inches by 10 inches

This is a 1930s vintage paint on wood inlay cribbage board with a bottom compartment holding its 4 original pegs. It measures approximately 2 inches by 9 inches.

This is a circa 1930s leather over wood game box. It holds two full decks of cards, four wooden pegs and still has its original key. It measures approximately 5.5 inches by 8.75 inches.

We estimate this board to date back to around 1910. It is inlaid with 3 or 4 different woods and has a bottom compartment still holding its 6 original pegs. Notice how the 3rd track slides out. It measures 2 inches by 9 inches.

This is a 1930s phenoloc plastic board with a great Art Deco look. The bottom compartment holds its original 4 steel pegs. It measures approximately 3.25 inchs by 12 inches.