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This is a standard Widdy Dartboard that is made of paper.

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This is the top view with the outer paper wrap removed.

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It is made with four layers of pressed cardboard.

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This is the center with the top layer removed. there are two layers of cardboard surrounding the center with four small pieces of wood for support on each side. The layers are held together by staples

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The center is made by a paper wrap around the center wooden dowl as the bulleye and kept tight with the wooden dowls through it. There are metal wires inserted to seperate sections. It is the same on both sides. The center floats freely in its track and can be turned to help the board last longer.

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The Widdy Dart Company is located in Philadelphia Pennsylvania and is celebrating its 100 anniversary this year.

That is very cool Mark!

Nicely done too, have a +1 mate!

awesome, cool to see it broken down like that