Credits

Every photograph on this site is listed below, with the photographer, the licence, and a link to the Wikimedia Commons file page. Photographs are resized only, not cropped, except for one antler-board photograph whose museum label, which misdescribed the object, was cropped out; that is noted on the file. Labelled diagrams are our own, geometric, simplified and not to scale. Playing-card face designs are not copied from any publisher.

Licences were checked on each file page on 15 November 2026.

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  120-hole cribbage board.jpg
  by Aerion · CC BY-SA 3.0
  18 July 2006. Website-only (CC BY-SA 3.0); not used in paid PDFs. Website only (not used in paid printables).
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  60-Loch-Cribbage-Brett.JPG
  by Heiko Arntz · Public domain
  1 October 2007. Public domain. A 60-hole board; do not caption it as a 121-hole tournament board. Kit-safe.
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  Cribbage Board (Scotland), ca. 1880–1900 (CH 18634303).jpg
  by Unknown artist; Cooper Hewitt collection photograph · Public domain
  Object dated circa 1880–1900. Public domain. Collection photograph of a Cooper Hewitt object. Kit-safe.
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  Board, cribbage (AM 1938.211-1).jpg
  by Auckland War Memorial Museum · CC BY 4.0
  Object circa 1938. Photograph: Auckland War Memorial Museum, CC BY 4.0. Kit-safe.
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  Cribbage boards with carved animals, Alaska, Nunivak Island, Cup'ik, front c. 1890, walrus tusk, pigment, baleen, rear 1890-1910, wood, walrus tusk, pigment - De Young Museum - DSC00277.JPG
  by Daderot · CC0
  5 November 2013. CC0. Caption the makers as Cup’ik, Nunivak Island; do not call the work a curiosity or leave the makers unnamed. Kit-safe.
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  StandardCribbageBrett.jpg
  by Heiko Arntz · CC BY-SA 2.0 de
  29 January 2007. Website-only (CC BY-SA 2.0 de); not used in paid PDFs. Website only (not used in paid printables).
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  Antler cribbage board - Ridai Museum of Modern Science, Tokyo - DSC07446.JPG
  by Daderot · CC0
  20 February 2015. CC0. The original file includes a Japanese label that misdescribes the object; the published webp is cropped to drop the label. Do not repeat the label’s wording. Kit-safe.
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  Hoyles Games Modernized 034.png
  by “Professor Louis Hoffmann” (Angelo Lewis) and Ernest Bergholt · Public domain
  1909. Public domain. Kit-safe.
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  Hoyles Games Modernized 051.png
  by “Professor Louis Hoffmann” (Angelo Lewis) and Ernest Bergholt · Public domain
  1909. Public domain. Kit-safe.