AUSTRALIAN HARDWOOD TWO-UP SET — Authentic Pennies | Handcrafted Kip
WHAT YOU GET * Handcrafted hardwood kip — individually shaped from recycled Australian hardwood, lacquered to highlight the natural grain. No two are identical. * Authentic Australian pennies — hand-polished and lacquered to preserve their warm, historic patina. Scarce years are supplied as high-quality replicas to ensure your set is always complete. * A4 history & rules card — covering the full history of Two-Up, how to play, and key terminology * Durable PVC carry pouch — protects everything and makes it giftable straight out of the box Commonwealth pennies - 1911–1936 Kangaroo pennies - 1938–1964
Original pennies where available; quality replicas supplied for scarce dates & 1965 on.
SHIPPING Available via Standard. In a hurry? Express Post is available at checkout.
OUR PROMISE We want you to love your Two-Up set. If for any reason you're not completely satisfied, simply return the item in its original condition and we'll sort you out with a full refund — no fuss, no drama. If you're happy with your purchase, we'd really appreciate a positive review — and we'll return the favour straight away. Questions before you buy? Send us a message — we're happy to help.
Makes a brilliant gift for history lovers, Australians abroad, ANZAC Day, Father's Day, or anyone who appreciates something genuinely unique and handmade.
Our goal is to have 100% satisfied customers 100% of the time!
THE GAME THAT BUILT A NATION Two-Up
isn't just a game — it's living Australian history. Alongside the
poetry of Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson and the legend of Ned Kelly,
Two-Up stands as one of the most iconic expressions of the Australian
character: larrikin, fair dinkum, and fiercely egalitarian. Brought
to Australian shores by convicts in the late 1700s, the game found its
soul on the goldfields and in the trenches of Gallipoli and the Western
Front. Today, the timeless cry of "Come in, spinner!" still echoes from
pubs and RSL clubs every ANZAC Day, binding generations of Australians
in a shared moment of mateship and remembrance. Own a piece of that tradition.