Yep! the immense array of those while when you think of the 10s of 1000s of these that used to *dot* the countryside in olden 'times'!

Spot the spelling mistake. Well it was 4.00am. Now corrected thanks to the new "edit" button.

And this is what they're for:

I before e except after c, exceptions are neighbor and weigh......

Not to mention O'Neill

Jim O'Neill
Est. 1949

Yet another couple of "exceptions" with their and heir...

"What about the Reich?"

Basil Fawlty: "Mustn't bring up the Germans."

Can you tell me how these are used and where you would be able to purchase them?

David,


I use them for fog of war and they come from www.rdoxx.com

Regards,

Jim
Est. 1949

I seem to recall reading that the Prussians used brackets like that to break up cavalry charges--kind of like tank traps.

Is that a Nelson piece in the lower right corner?

Caltrops were used by most nations. Yes, it represents British sea power

Jim
Est. 1949

Thanks for this! It was on the front page of BGG and now I have a solution for my counters!! One of the best ideas/ads posted here in my opinion!!
Thank you!!

Thanks,
A GG tip for you!

Geeklist I made a while back: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/28160

Feel free to add!

Scott,

Nice list. I recognise quite a few of those images.

Regards,

Jim
Est. 1949