Jongg Bone
Posted in Asian Antiques on 07/17/2010 09:50 pm by admin
I just started to play Mah Jongg … anyone knows where to find quality game boards and pieces?
I made a purchase online through Shop popular search Bott / But one comment said that the pictures have been painted so poorly that it was difficult to tell the difference between the number 4 and several other characters. I want a good quality tile and — of course, the numbers that you may read. I see no name brands in one of the notices or private sites. Can you tell me what are the names (names, supplier or brand), which could be my time? Is there a better way to say what they want to come? I just found out that the purchase of bone / Bamboo can not be very good (though everyone loves), because the pictures can be rounded and difficult to stack …. ugh … should not be that big of a deal …. Thanks for your time and comments. Where did you get the mah jong game? Are you satisfied?
If you have an oriental decoration shop the mall or a shopping street in your area, they could have. if not, you know where you can buy one.
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