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Scrabble Duplicate Crossword game ©1982, Selchow & Righter Ages: 8 to Adult Players: Any |
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| 1 Felt game board 108 Cards 98 Letter cards 2 Star cards 8 Blank cards 1 Scoresheet pad 1 Playing board pad Rules |
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DESCRIPTION - from the publisher
In Duplicate Crossword game players print interlocking words, crossword
fashion on their own individual Scrabble Crossword Game playing sheet
using the letters shown on the letter cards, distributed by the automatic
letter dealer. Each player competes for high score by using as many of the
letters as possible in combinations and locations that take best advantage
of letter values and premium squares on his playing sheet.
In Duplicate Crossword game players print interlocking words, crossword
fashion on their own individual Scrabble Crossword Game playing sheet
using the letters shown on the letter cards, distributed by the automatic
letter dealer. Each player competes for high score by using as many of the
letters as possible in combinations and locations that take best advantage
of letter values and premium squares on his playing sheet.
| Everyone Uses the Same Letters Any number can play |