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         Quoits:     more books (25)
  1. The Quoit Brooch Style and Anglo-Saxon Settlement: A Casting and Recasting of Cultural Identity Symbols by Seiichi Suzuki, 2000-09-07
  2. Excavations at the Devil's Quoits, Stanton Harcourt (uk/ne-arch) by Alistair Barclay, Margaret Gray, et all 1995-12-31
  3. Playing quoits.(pioneer games rules and regulations): An article from: The Loyalist Gazette by Gale Reference Team, 2006-03-22
  4. Quoits: A game of skill, courage and endurance (Spalding's athletic library) by Maurice W Deshong, 1902
  5. Comick Book of Sports (From Baseball to Badminton, Surfing, Sailing , Darts, Harness Racing, Ice Skating, Quoits, Discus, Jai Alai ETC) by Written , Drawn & Foisted on an unsuspecting Public Arnold Roth Thought Up, 1974
  6. ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 12,579 FOR IMPROVED METHODS OF PROPELLING DISCS OR QUOITS USED IN TABLE GAMES. by Edward (inventor). Mortimer, 1889-01-01
  7. Quoits: a Game of Skill Courage and Endurance by Spalding's Athletic Library, 1916-01-01
  8. ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 4,684 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN TOY OR PARLOUR QUOITS OR SIMILAR GAME. by George Henry & Frederick Berry (inventors). Butterly, 1900-01-01
  9. Quoits and Horseshoe Pitching; Lawn Bowls; Also the Italian Game of Boccie and Rules for Shuffleboard by Unknown, 1930-01-01
  10. ORIGINAL PRINTED PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 2,063 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN RING QUOIT GAMES. (1909) by Frederic William & Thomas Izon (inventors). Russell, 1909-01-01
  11. ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 137,170 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN APPLIANCES FOR PLAYING RING BOARD OR QUOIT GAMES. by Frederick John (inventor). Cotman, 1919-01-01
  12. Stone Age Sites in Cornwall: Carn Brea, the Merry Maidens, Nine Maidens Stone Row, Trethevy Quoit, Chûn Quoit, Lanyon Quoit, Bant's Carn
  13. Quoits and Horseshoe Pitching, Lawn Bowls, Also the Italian Game of Boccie and Rules for Shuffleboard by SPALDING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY, 1930-01-01
  14. Bowls Skittles & Quoits by Skipper, 1928-01-01

1. Quoits - Online Guide
Detailed history of the game, pubs where it is played, rules, and where to buy.Category Games Yard, Deck, and Table Games quoits......quoits History and Useful Information. Early quoits. Noddfa Oakford LlanarthCeredigion SA47 0RW +44-(0)1545-580756. East Anglian quoits.
http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Quoits.htm
Quoits - History and Useful Information
Early Quoits
The Northern Game

The Long Game

The East Anglian Game
...
Indoor Quoits
Early Quoits
Quoits has is related to another early pub game, the throwing of horseshoes at a pin in the ground. Some theories have it that Quoits developed from Horseshoe pitching as a formalised version of the sport. Horseshoe pitching is still played today, notably in certain regions of the USA, the rules being similar to those of the Northern Quoits game outlined below. The theory espoused by Peter Brown, President of the National Quoits Association is just the opposite. A quoit in ancient times was synonymous with a discus, and so he thinks that Quoits and discus are one and the same thing and that Quoits was therefore one of the sports played at the first Greek Olympiad. He also suggests that the Greeks passed on Quoits, a weapon of war, to the Romans who also brought the game to Britain and that the origins may go back even further to the Minoan empire c.2000B.C. where the boy king of Knossos apparently used the discus/quoit to cull escaping slaves. Horseshoe pitching in this case came about as a poor-man's version of Quoits using left-over horseshoes instead of the real thing. Whatever the origin, the game was certainly being played in England early in the second millennium in roughly the form known today wherein metal rings are thrown up and down a pitch with target pins at either end embedded in areas of soft clay. It seems to have been associated with agricultural and working class people, in particular with the mining industry. Quoits of this era generally were made from poor-quality left over metal from mine forges and this is why main areas of quoit playing seem to have centred around mining communities.

2. Quoits - Online Guide
quoits History, information and where to buy quoits - History and Useful Information
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/james.masters/TraditionalGames/Quoits.htm
Quoits - History and Useful Information
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3. Quoits Direct - An Exciting And Competitive Game You May Not Have Known About.
Sells hand crafted slate Quoit boards and accessories. Offers rules, throwing techniques, and league information.
http://www.quoitsdirect.com

4. Quoits
Back to Games Menu Home Site design by ttdesign.com
http://www.bears.co.nz/games/quoits.htm
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5. The History Of Quoits In Wales
Albert Baker was Secretary of the Welsh Quoit Association when he wrote his account of the history of quoits in Wales covering the period from 1896 to 1948.
http://www.lindahome.freeuk.com/
"The History of Quoits in Wales" by Albert Baker
Albert Baker was Secretary of the Welsh Quoit Association when he wrote his account of the history of quoits in Wales covering the period from 1896 to 1948. He includes tables detailing competitions between Wales and England, and Wales and Scotland between these dates in addition to tables of Welsh Champions, Captains and Junior Champions. Reproduced by kind permission of the family of the late Albert Baker, who donated many of the pictures.
Continuing the History of the Ancient Game of Quoits in Wales
Linda Evans, Joint Secretary of the Welsh Quoiting Board, picks up the story. This site details records of International competitions between Wales and Scotland from 1979 to the present, including some domestic competitions with many pictures.
Rita's Story
True story of how Rita Gottshlich, her disabled mother Agnes, two younger sisters Ingeborg and Christa fled the Russian Army advancing on Silecia one freezing night in 1945, and how they subsequently struggled to rebuild their lives.
Private 14639680 David B Jones - Chindit
True story of how a young boy from a tiny rural village in Mid Wales, grew up to become one of Orde Wingate's "Chindit" Special Force and was killed in action in the jungles of Burma during the Second World War.

6. WELSH INDOOR QUOITS ASSOCIATION
WELSH INDOOR quoits ASSOCIATION WALES B v ENGLAND B Sunday 9th September 2001 KO 1pm Oxford Arms, Kington, Herefordshire 1 BARRI AGNEW, LLANDEFALLE 2 IAN BUFTON, LLANFILO 3 BRYANT CHIVERS, THREE COCKS 4 BRIAN DAVIES, LLANAFAN
http://www.pco.powys.org.uk/quoits
WELSH INDOOR QUOITS ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL FIXTURE
WALES B v ENGLAND B
Sunday 9th September 2001 KO 1pm
Oxford Arms, Kington, Herefordshire
WELSH TEAM
1 BARRI AGNEW, LLANDEFALLE
2 IAN BUFTON, LLANFILO
3 BRYANT CHIVERS, THREE COCKS
4 BRIAN DAVIES, LLANAFAN
5 STEPHEN DAVIES, ERWOOD
6 LEE EVANS, LLANGAMMARCH
7 MALCOLM GARTERY, ABEREDW 8 JOHN GREENOW, THREE COCKS 9 KEVIN HARLEY, LLANDEFALLE 10 BRIAN JARMAN, UPPER CHAPEL 11 LYNDOD JONES, LLANAFAN 12 ROY JONES, TALGARTH 13 GRAHAM LAWRENCE, LLANAFAN 14 JOHNNY MORRIS, PRESTEIGNE 15 GARETH PHILLIPS, BRECON 16 STUART PHILLIPS, BRECON 17 LESLIE PRITCHARD, GLASBURY 18 MARK PRITCHARD, BOUGHROOD 19 STEVEN REES, BRECON 20 ELLIOT THOMAS, THREE COCKS 21 JOHN WILLIAMS, BOUGHROOD RESERVES TO FOLLOW GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE PLAYERS E-mail WELSH INDOOR QUOITS ASSOCIATION at CHRISE@POWYS.GOV.UK Powys County Council can take no responsibility for the contents of this site.

7. Indoor Table Quoits - Online Guide
Indoor quoits History and Useful Information. Early quoits. Pleasesee the full quoits Indoor quoits. While two versions of Outdoor
http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Quoits-Indoor.htm
Indoor Quoits - History and Useful Information
Early Quoits
Please see the full Quoits page for the full history of outdoor Quoits from which the Indoor game derives.
Indoor Quoits
While two versions of Outdoor Quoits have managed to make it through the trials of the late 20th century, an indoor version of the game has also managed to thrive around the debatable border between Wales and England. It is most popular in pubs around Powys and Evesham on the Welsh side of the border but also in Gloucestershire, Worcester and Hereford in England. The history of Indoor Quoits, Evesham Quoits, Table Quoits or Dobbers is not at all clear but the best guess seems to be that somebody decided to invent an indoor version of the outdoor game towards the end of the nineteenth century. The board shown is from the author's collection and was bought from Masters Traditional Games The game is a cleverly miniaturised version of the outdoor game. It uses rubber rings and to make up for their lack of shape, one side is coloured black, the other white and any quoit which falls black side up, doesn't score. The Quoits board is 3 feet square with a central stake and two indented concentric rings. The scores of the stake, and the two rings vary according to the location and the game being played - rather like Darts, it seems that more than one game is played using the same equipment. The standard game would just be a straight race to the final score of 61 points (scored on a cribbage board) but, in Powys particularly, an interesting variant using a special scoreboard is popular, in which each number up to 13 can only be scored once by the first player who manages to score that number in a turn.

8. Cotswold Vintage Games
Specialise in pub games including Shove Ha'penny, quoits, Shut the Box, Toad in the Hole, Full Size and Table Skittles. Contact details.
http://www.cotswold-vintage-games.com

9. Dynamic Directory - Games - Yard, Deck, And Table Games - Quoits
a newsletter, hubs, a book, and shopping. quoits History and Useful Information Detailed history of the game, pubs
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10. Quoits Page
24030 Garden quoits Set. Boxed complete. Rope quoits. Buy Online for £18.99
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Garden Quoits Set
Boxed complete
Rope Quoits
Buy Online for £1
Royal Garden Quoits Set
Large size
Traditional design
Buy Online for £23.99
Also available 24025 7½ Rope Quoits, suitable for above, each
Buy Online for £5.99
24670 Rubber Quoits (for deck tennis etc) each
Buy Online for £3.99
22520 Lawn Horseshoes set, boxed
Buy Online for £10.99
Badminton Tennis Soccer ... Rounders Quoits Volleyball More Index

11. Dynamic Directory - Games - Yard And Deck Games - Quoits
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12. Quoits
quoits.
http://www.bears.co.nz/games/colour/quoits.htm

13. Quoits
quoits. Introduction. The quoit used in this game has 36 beads at even intervals.The number of beads in the light blue region becomes your points.
http://www.ies.co.jp/math/java/geo/wanage/wanage.html
Quoits
Introduction
The quoit used in this game has 36 beads at even intervals.
The number of beads in the light blue region becomes your points.
If you miss the pole, you get no point.
Applets
  • Drag the red point to move the circle.
  • Observe how the number of pink points changes.
  • Observe how the sum of arc length in the light blue region changes.
  • Think about the reason of your guess.
  • Check "Hint" to confirm your reasoning.

14. Buy Steel Quoits
Steel quoits. It doesn't come more traditional than this. Traditional quoits.The traditional game of quoits has a long and venerable history.
http://www.mastersgames.com/cat/pub/quoits.htm
Steel Quoits
It doesn't come more traditional than this. Forget your rope rings and rubber quoits; these are the genuine article. The ancient game of Quoits has been played for centuries in Scotland, Wales and England, and its ancestor was played in the first Olympic Games. These heavy steel rings are designed to be thrown 11 or 18 yards into traditional clay pits at a stake buried in the ground. Quoits is clearly not a game for wimps and when you pick up your first quoit and feel the solid weight, it is easy to understand that quoits were originally weapons of war and hunting. The quoits sold here are made in the traditional way from mild steel. Each has been drop-forged and pressed in Cleveland (the heart of quoiting England) using traditional tools that have produced quoits for decades. The blacksmith sands each quoit and buffs using a wire wheel to produce an even surface. Quoits are shaped in the classic style with a slightly concave bottom (beware of non-traditional imitations with flat undersides).
The standard dimensions are 8 1/2 inches outside diameter, 5 1/2 inch hole and 5 1/4 pounds (2.4kg) in weight. Two slightly ligher versions are available. We may be able to source a much heavier celtic quoit weighing about 9 pounds with a 4 inch hole designed for the Scottish and Welsh game - please

15. Ode - The Antler's Quoit
But 6 by reet should make it neat. A quoits team ready fit
http://georgia.ncl.ac.uk/quoits.html
The Antler's Quoit
  • W'isht lads, howd yer gobs I'll tell ye's all a wondrous story W'isht lads howd yer gobs I'll tell ye boot the gyem. 'Twas in July in '95, One quiet peaceful eve That from the King's Head ventured forth 5 lads both strong and breave Their leader Andy'd called around To gather them together But 5 was all that he could rouse Faced with the haying weather . . . ah . ..
  • But 6 by reet should make it neat A quoits team ready fit Without another player, lads Two games will be forfeit . And our opponents all should know Are best for miles around If any team can make the show The Elks Head wears the crown . . . so . . ..
  • Wi' shudderin' gait and baleful eey We stepped up to thee pitch And aye and all we shall be beat Afore the quoits we pitch And sure and all they've got two lanes To beat us quicker yet 'If you lose there and I lose 'ere Perhaps we will forget' . . . but . .
  • . So Ian throws and Larry throws 'Gainst giants of the league Wor Ian's got that whiplash grip Sometimes the qoit won't leave. And Larry's feelin' downreet sad Against a younger lad 'E's winnin' now it's 9 to 3 Eeee, don't it make you mad . . . but . . .
  • 16. The Rules Of Outdoor Quoits From Masters Games
    The Rules for Outdoor quoits. These rules encountered. Please note that 1yard = 3 feet = 36 inches = 0.9144 metres. quoits The Long Game. The
    http://www.mastersgames.com/rules/quoits-outdoor-rules.htm
    The Rules for Outdoor Quoits
    These rules are provided by Masters Traditional Games , an Internet shop selling quality traditional games, pub games and unusual games. We publish free game rules in order to promote game playing around the world. To find out more, visit the website www.mastersgames.com or email custserv@mastersgames.com Masters Traditional Games . The on the Masters Traditional Games website applies. Steel quoits is a game probably derived from the ancient martial sport of Discus throwing. Being a traditional pub game without any national or international governing body, variations of equipment and rules abound. Where there is doubt, the locally played rules should always apply. These rules are merely this author's interpretation of the most popular and traditional games being played today as follows: the venerable Long Game as played in Scotland and Wales, the East Anglian game now confined to tiny pockets around North Suffolk, the traditional Northern game played in the North of England. Also included are the more modern adaptations Slate bed quoits from Pennsylvania, USA, Deck Quoits born in the 1930s and Sward Quoits included for people who wish to play Quoits informally in their garden or elsewhere outdoors. These rules are comprehensive instructions for friendly play. They are not a complete set of standard regulations encompassing all situations that might be encountered.

    17. The History Of Quoits In Wales
    The History of quoits in Wales International and Individual Records. Top. Index The History of quoits in Wales Continued From 1979. Back to Home Page.
    http://www.lindahome.freeuk.com/Quoits1/ABindex.html
    The History of Quoits in Wales - International and Individual Records By A. Baker, Secretary Welsh Quoit Association MAIN INDEX The Game of Quoits as I Know It - Introduction
    Albert Baker introduces the ancient game of Quoits and speaks fondly of it and its participants over a period of 52 years. Welsh Champions
    A table of players who held the title "Welsh Champion" between 1904 and 1933 Junior Champions
    A table of players who held the title "Junior Champion" between 1929 and 1948 Welsh Captains
    A table of players who had the honour of captaining the Welsh side against England and/or Scotland between 1896 and 1948 Index of Contests
    Tables of international contests played against England and Scotland between 1896 and 1948 including pictures in later matches Table of International Matches 1896 to 1948 - Adams to Lewis
    Members of the Welsh team who played against either England or Scotland or both between 1896 and 1948 Table of International Matches 1896 - 1948 - Lyon to Williams
    Members of the Welsh team who played against either England or Scotland or both between 1896 and 1948 A Few Reminiscences
    Albert Baker singles out for particular mention, some of the great players and events during the period.

    18. Quoits
    This one is just for the kids! Play quoits online! quoits. The crazeof quoiting spread across the yards after starting in Hamiltons.
    http://www.portglasgow4u.co.uk/socialhis/quoits.html
    If you would like to know more about
    the game and where it is played
    today then try here......
    This one is just for the kids! Play
    Quoits on-line! Really cute and lots
    of fun (well my two liked it)
    Quoits
    The craze of quoiting spread across the yards after starting in
    Hamiltons. The men decided that a pair of quoiting heads would help
    to pass the time for the boys who did not go home at lunch time,
    before they had time to forget the idea a few sets of quoits had been made in the blacksmiths shop and the craze was on! At first it was only the smithy men that were involved but soon they drew some spectators and before you knew it they had made some teams from the various trades round the yard and the management started putting up prizes! This is how they descibed the game: A quoting head is a circle roughly 21 inches across. You dig out the soil about a foot

    19. Quoits
    Engineering we are blacksmiths, welders and fabricators, we manufacture multifuelstoves and a full range of forged ironwork including drop forged quoits.
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    Quoits: HOME QUOITS STOVES IRONWORKS ... CONTACT US

    20. Quoits Page
    24030 Garden quoits Set Boxed complete Rope quoits Buy Online for £18.99, 24020Royal Garden quoits Set Large size Traditional design Buy Online for £23.99.
    http://www.simplysports.co.uk/outdoor_games/quoits.htm
    Garden Quoits Set
    Boxed complete
    Rope Quoits
    Buy Online for £1
    Royal Garden Quoits Set
    Large size
    Traditional design
    Buy Online for £23.99
    Also available 24025 7½ Rope Quoits, suitable for above, each
    Buy Online for £5.99
    24670 Rubber Quoits (for deck tennis etc) each
    Buy Online for £3.99
    22520 Lawn Horseshoes set, boxed
    Buy Online for £10.99
    Badminton Tennis Soccer ... Rounders Quoits Volleyball More Index

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