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CribbageA Classic and Entertaining Game
Item#: D1021
The Origin of Cribbage Cribbage is a card game in which a pegged board is used to keep track of the scores that accumulate rapidly during play. The origin of cribbage comes from another card game, "Noddy," that was prominent during the 16th century. Noddy is a much simpler card game which doesn't use a crib and consists of a three card hand. The origin of cribbage is credited to an Englishman in the 17th century, Sir John Suckling, who was well-known for his gaming skills. This early form of cribbage only used five cards and the crib consisted of one card from each player. Cribbage game changed little until the 19th century when the cribbage hand changed to six cards and the crib was increases to two cards. This style of cribbage is still currently used today.
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