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NOUGHTS & CROSSES

Noughts & Crosses
1960 - 1965 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

square, dark blue plastic games board with nine marked squares and nine holes, bordered on two side with ten holes
there are 5 red and 5 white marker pegs for playing the game and one red and one white scoring pegs which fit the holes down the sides


Object details

Category
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 3 parts.

  • Games Board
  • Games Pieces Set
  • Games Pieces Set
TitleNOUGHTS & CROSSES (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
moulded plastic
Brief description
Blue plastic Noughts and Crosses playing board probably made in England about 1960

Set of ten plastic playing pieces (5 red, 5 white) for Noughts and Crosses game probably made in England about 1960

Two plastic score pieces (1 red, 1 white) for Noughts and Crosses game probably made in England about 1960
Physical description
square, dark blue plastic games board with nine marked squares and nine holes, bordered on two side with ten holes
there are 5 red and 5 white marker pegs for playing the game and one red and one white scoring pegs which fit the holes down the sides
Dimensions
  • Square width: 3in
Production typemass produced
Marks and inscriptions
NOUGHTS & CROSSES (two sides of the games board; moulded)
Credit line
Given by Anne Purse
Object history
This popular game is made to be played while travelling, the pegs are stable in their holes and the whole game can be hand held.
Production
Reason For Production: retail
Collection
Accession number
B.268:1-1999

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Record createdFebruary 23, 2000
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