Two Up Game
GST Included.
A heritage Australian game, Two Up game includes: 1 ‘Kip’ (flat piece of timber for throwing pennies), locally handmade from authentic Australian Tasmanian Oak, 2 genuine Australian Pennies and a quality calico carry case. In addition there are instructions for the traditional game of Two Up which has been played in Australia for over 200 years, described in a compact rule book.
This authentic souvenir is crafted in a style reminiscent of the great wars to reflect its popularity during the early 20th century and impact on Australian culture and Identity.
Age: 8+
Players: 6+
Product Size: 300 x 120 x 20mm
Product Weight: 150g
GST Included.
A heritage Australian game, Two Up game includes: 1 ‘Kip’ (flat piece of timber for throwing pennies), locally handmade from authentic Australian Tasmanian Oak, 2 genuine Australian Pennies and a quality calico carry case. In addition there are instructions for the traditional game of Two Up which has been played in Australia for over 200 years, described in a compact rule book.
This authentic souvenir is crafted in a style reminiscent of the great wars to reflect its popularity during the early 20th century and impact on Australian culture and Identity.
Age: 8+
Players: 6+
Product Size: 300 x 120 x 20mm
Product Weight: 150g
GST Included.
A heritage Australian game, Two Up game includes: 1 ‘Kip’ (flat piece of timber for throwing pennies), locally handmade from authentic Australian Tasmanian Oak, 2 genuine Australian Pennies and a quality calico carry case. In addition there are instructions for the traditional game of Two Up which has been played in Australia for over 200 years, described in a compact rule book.
This authentic souvenir is crafted in a style reminiscent of the great wars to reflect its popularity during the early 20th century and impact on Australian culture and Identity.
Age: 8+
Players: 6+
Product Size: 300 x 120 x 20mm
Product Weight: 150g
A traditional Australian gambling game. Two coins rest on a flat piece of wood before they are thrown into the air (Two-up), and a group of players place bets on which side they land; heads or tails.
Thought to have originated from the game ‘Pitch-and-Toss’ during early European settlement, Two-Up grew in popularity across the Australian goldfields of the 19th century and again with Australian soldiers in World Wars One and Two.
The game still flourishes in the tradition of the past and has become indelibly linked to the history of Australia.