This two-player game from Milton Bradley comes with two acorn-shaped wooden tops and a target sheet of cardboard inset in the box bottom. The sheet has 18 holes with values ranging from 5 to 100. Players take turns spinning their tops and recording the value each time it stops. First player to 500 points wins. The earliest version of this game has a box cover showing two children playing the game on a small table, with a rural landscape seen through the window behind them. While the game is undated, the style of the graphics and the "Bradley's Best Games" logo on the box suggests a 19th Century or early 20th Century publication date.