> In France it was called "osselets" and they even made replica ones out of other materials acc. to Pierre Brun. It seems to be widespread geographically and has a long history
> Cheers
> Ian
It was still in use in French schoolyards about 30 years ago : I
remember playing it as a kid. Don't know if it is still on, I'll have to
ask my nephews
all best
Anne
Anne TRESSET
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