Vintage Cludeo Board Cut for Coasters - No Varnish or Backing - Super Seconds

These are sections of a vintage Cluedo boards which were cut intended for coasters, however I decided to stop making coasters before upcycling these. They're being sold at a discount in the hopes of finding them a new home with someone who wants to finish upcycling them. My normal process was to cut then varnish and back in cork. I preferred using Deco Art Dura Clear Varnish as it didn't stick to a hot mug (many others I tried did), and I backed them in sheets of cork (normally for model train scenery) using copydex latex glue. You'll get the board sections shown only (4 squares) approximately 12 cm square, though being cut by hand the sizes will vary slightly coaster to coaster. The additional supplies to turn them into coasters will not be included, though you have the option of adding cork squares to back them, cut to approx 1 cm smaller than the board size. I'll include some general tips about applying varnish to coasters - some care needs to be taken, especially with the vintage backing material. This is from a real, used game board with marks of wear from its previous life. I WOULD NOT use these for coasters as is: the board isn't protected from liquids, the edges especially would suffer if they got wet. There also isn't much thermal protection for surfaces.