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Peg Solitaire game board shapes. (1) French (European) style, 37 holes, 17th century; (2) J. C. Wiegleb, 1779, Germany, 45 holes; (3) Asymmetrical 3-3-2-2 as described by George Bell, 20th century; (4) English style (standard), 33 holes; (5) Diamond, 41 holes; (6) Triangular, 15 holes. Grey=the hole for the survivor. |
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PNG Peg Solitaire game board shapes.png by WolfgangW. Note: I do not think it was wise to delete the 8k (eight kilobytes) sized, for screen-display designed original, in favour of a uselessly enlargeable 229k SVG. WolfgangW. [w.] 22:18, 17 December 2009 (UTC) |
| Author | Júlio Reis |
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