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Continuous Track Cribbage Boards
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**Continuous Track Cribbage Boards**
These are two vintage cribbage boards featuring the "continuous track" design, manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio. The top board appears to be made of white or cream-colored plastic/composite material, while the bottom board is constructed of natural wood with a clear finish. Both boards display the classic oval continuous track layout with multiple rows of scoring holes (pegs not included) and are designed for 2-4 players as indicated on the labeling.
The boards measure approximately 12" × 4" × 0.75" based on their proportions. Both feature numbered scoring increments (visible markings include 25, 30, 35) and game tracking areas along the sides. The plastic board shows some age-related yellowing and minor surface wear, while the wooden board displays a warm patina consistent with regular use over decades. The bottom board is marked "CONTINUOUS Race Track CRIBBAGE #88" and "CLEVELAND, OHIO."
Based on the typography, materials, and manufacturing details, these boards likely date from the 1960s-1980s era. The plastic board shows moderate wear with some discoloration, while the wooden board exhibits light to moderate use with an attractive aged finish. Both boards appear structurally sound with all peg holes intact, making them fully functional for gameplay. These represent classic American-made game accessories from the mid-to-late 20th century.
These are two vintage cribbage boards featuring the "continuous track" design, manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio. The top board appears to be made of white or cream-colored plastic/composite material, while the bottom board is constructed of natural wood with a clear finish. Both boards display the classic oval continuous track layout with multiple rows of scoring holes (pegs not included) and are designed for 2-4 players as indicated on the labeling.
The boards measure approximately 12" × 4" × 0.75" based on their proportions. Both feature numbered scoring increments (visible markings include 25, 30, 35) and game tracking areas along the sides. The plastic board shows some age-related yellowing and minor surface wear, while the wooden board displays a warm patina consistent with regular use over decades. The bottom board is marked "CONTINUOUS Race Track CRIBBAGE #88" and "CLEVELAND, OHIO."
Based on the typography, materials, and manufacturing details, these boards likely date from the 1960s-1980s era. The plastic board shows moderate wear with some discoloration, while the wooden board exhibits light to moderate use with an attractive aged finish. Both boards appear structurally sound with all peg holes intact, making them fully functional for gameplay. These represent classic American-made game accessories from the mid-to-late 20th century.
Origin
Pete's Garage
Listed
March 5, 2026