Scrabble Vintage Bookshelf Edition

In the 1930s, during the Depression, an unemployed architect named Alfred M. Butts invented a board game using letter tiles and a scoring system. He first called it Lexico and then Criss Cross Words, but it remained relatively unknown until he teamed with entrepreneur James Brunot, who trademarked the name Scrabble. The newly named game first rolled off the production line in 1948 and has been wildly successful ever since.

This luxurious bookshelf edition was inspired by the vintage graphics of the original 1948 game. Elegant storage combined with premium game components creates a classic to be enjoyed for generations to come.

• Fabric-wrapped book with integrated storage
  
• 103 Wood letter tiles
  
• 4 Wood tile racks
  
• Fabric tile pouch
  
• Scorepad
  
• Pencil
  
• English instructions