Dames chinoises (Plateau) en bois – jeu de société original Niveau 5 900 kg Recommended age 6

900 kg Recommended age 6 years and over Notice English French Number of players  1 Wood Acacia

if we align three pawns we can withdraw any opposing pawn from those who do not belong to an alignment of 3 "mill" pawns

380 kg Recommended age 6 years and over Notice English French Number of players 2 players Wood Acacia

2cm x 10cm x 6

525 kg Recommended age 6 years and over Number of players 2 players Wood Pine

Dames chinoises (Plateau) en bois – jeu de société original Niveau 5 900 kg Recommended age 6Wooden board game Chinese lady (tray) Let's start by breaking the myth of Chinese ladies. They are not of Chinese origin. In 1883, an American George Howard Monks invented a game called "Halma". This name means "jump" and it is also the name of one of the five events of ancient pentathlon. In 1892, a variant of the game, playing on boxes arranged in a star, was patented and marketed by a German company under the name of Halma in a star . It was only