In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, an unemployed architect named Alfred M. Butts invented a board game using letter tiles and a scoring system. He first called it Lexico, then Criss Cross Words, but it was in 1948, when he teamed with entrepreneur James Brunot, that the name SCRABBLE® was born. The game's wild popularity began in the '50s and continues today. Over 100 million SCRABBLE® games have been sold worldwide.

• Our exclusive vintage edition re-imagines this classic game as it may have been in its early days


• Game cabinet is crafted of solid hardwood and features die cast metal accents, including the drawer pull and tile racks


• Rotating game board with raised grid


• Fabric SCRABBLE® tile pouch


• 100 embossed wood letter tiles


• 4 metal tile racks


• Fabric-wrapped score book with matching pencil


• Timer with metal casing


• Storage drawer with elegant organizer tray


• Dimensions: 17" sq., 4-1/2"H