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A typical pitted-wood gameboard using six differently colored sets of marbles. Another popular format uses colored pegs in holes.
A typical pitted-wood gameboard using six differently colored sets of marbles. Another popular format uses colored pegs in holes.
playing Hop Ching checkers, Montreal, 1942
playing Hop Ching checkers, Montreal, 1942
A three-player game
A three-player game
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Simple wooden pawn-style playing pieces, often called "Halma pawns"
Simple wooden pawn-style playing pieces, often called "Halma pawns"
Rules of Halma as printed by Joseph Scholz Verlag, Mainz
Rules of Halma as printed by Joseph Scholz Verlag, Mainz
16 x 16 Halma board from the 1890s
16 x 16 Halma board from the 1890s
Halma board for three players, printed by Joseph Scholz Verlag, Mainz (undated)
Halma board for three players, printed by Joseph Scholz Verlag, Mainz (undated)