 | | Haba, 3 sides. Size 18 mm, wood.
This is from the game Schleckermaul.
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|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 24 mm, amber.
According to the seller, this amber die is German and from the 1950s or 1960s.
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|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 10 mm, plastic.
This set of dice is made in West Germany according to a stamp in the packaging reading ”W. Germany Berendsohn”, but the advertising on the packaging is for a Swedish car wrecking company. The set consists of 6 small dice inside a plastic top hat with the text ”Ha en trevlig kväll! BILDEMO” (Have a nice night). The hat is made to work as a cork for a champagne bottle. The hat in its turn is packaged in a cardboard bod made to look like a die (with usage instructions on the 1 side).
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|  | | MacGregor Historic Games, 6 sides. Size 27 mm, plastic.
This is a replica set of lord and lady dice. The original is German.
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 | | Kosmos, 6 sides. Size 16 mm, wood.
Special dice for The Settlers of Catan: The Dice Game. All the dice are identical.
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|  | | Weible Spiel, 20 sides. Size 20 mm, plastic. |
|  | | unknown, 26 sides. Size 39 mm, serpentine stone.
This die is probably made in the 19th or early 20th century in a factory in Zöblitz, a Saxon town in the Erz Mountains. It is said that only later dice were produced with golden letters. The lettered sides are for a put-and-take game: ”Trink aus” [for adults] or ”Tritt aus” [for children] (you're out), ”Setze zu” (add one), ”Nimm halb” (take half), ”Nimm Deines” (take your share), ”Lass stehen” (pass), ”Nimm ganz” (take all).
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