Argentinos-- Cards whose backs sport a copy of a painting by the nationally renown and famous artist Floréncio Molinos Campos and whose suit cards are also reproductions of paintings by the master. The deck includes a photo and brief description of the artist. The other cards in the deck depict typical Argentinean items. The "cups" are mates, the "clubs" are riding crops, the "swords" are facones, and the "gold" are old Argentinean coins.
Cardon-- Cardon is a cactus like a North American calls a saguaro. This deck features the saguaro as well as spears for swords, sunflowers for gold, mortar and pestle for cups. Suit cards feature gauchos and immortalized gaucho country life in general. The artwork is very distinctive and classy.
Royal-- A typical Argentinean or Spanish deck of naipes with "cups", "gold", "clubs", and "swords" (copos, oro, troncos, y espades). This set comes with a plastic case.
Casino-- A typical Argentinean or Spanish deck of naipes with "cups", "gold", "clubs", and "swords" (copos, oro, troncos, y espades). Faces of the cards are very similar to ROYAL; no plastic case.
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Yarrow Sticks... for the divination of the I Ching
Our hand-picked, wildcrafted sticks are perfect for the divination of the I Ching. A set of 50 gets you started. Cost $8.00.
All you need now is the book of the I Ching
(book of "changes")
Nine Men's Morris Travel Board Game
C$20.00 ick here to add your text.
A game thousands of years old; most likely of Celtic origin.
These boards are hand carved of yellow cedar and include brass hinges and polished, beeswaxed river stone counters and brass clasp; 5"x5"x1-1/2".
The simplicity of the rules allows for great complexity. A wonderful travel game or gift. Rules included.
Game Rules:
Each player is given nine men to place on intersections or corners. Players alternate until all men have been placed then play progresses by sliding moves in a straight line one or two spaces. The object of the game is to capture all of the opponent's men (save two) or to prevent him from moving. Capturing is achieved by creating "mills" (three men in a row) and any one of the opponent's men may be taken--save one's protected in "mills" of their own. When a player is reduced to three or four men he may begin making leaping moves to any free intersection on the board.
New harvest is in and being straightened, dried, and cut to length. Please order yours now and we'll send them as soon as possible.
