Fortune Telling Ball. Chicago Magic Co. [?] ca 1920

Spirit Trumpet. Chicago: H.S. Paine (Chicago Magic Co.), ca. 1920. Collapsible aluminum trumpet used in spirit séances to aid in the projection of voices from “the great beyond.” Hallmarked. 29 �

Gypsy Queen Card Reader fortune-telling card dispenser. Chicago: Exhibit Supply Co., [ca. 1930s-1940s]. Coin-operated card dispenser with two coin slides (one for men, one for women); when a coin is p

Genco “Gypsy Grandma” Coin-Operated Fortune Telling Automaton with Original Stand. Chicago: Genco Mfg. & Sales Co., [ca. 1957]. Coin-operated automaton. After you pose a yes or no question

Mills 1 Cent Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1926. Tabletop fortune telling machine in wooden cabinet, window with working question lever, coin slot and button on side, which ac

Mills 1 Cent Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1904. Tabletop fortune telling machine in wooden cabinet, two windows with working question lever, coin slot and lever on side. 13 &

H.C. Evans Park and Carnival Equipment. Chicago, ca. 1932. Color printed wraps. Merchandise catalog of ball pitches, fortune-telling and other coin-operated machines, carnival games and shooting galle

Spirit Bell. Chicago, National Magic Co., ca. 1945. Chrome-plated bell on skeleton stand, glass tumbler, ringing device, and carrying case. The bell, though isolated under the glass, rings out answers

Watch Stand. Chicago, Ireland Magic Co. [?], ca. 1939. Mechanical stand facilitates the production or vanish of six pocket watches. 17 ¾ x 12". Needs re-threading. Good. This prop is said to have bee

Finger Chopper. Chicago: National Magic Co. [?], ca. 1940s. Precision manufactured chopper constructed of layered green, butterscotch, and black Bakelite with brass hardware for the classic comedy eff

Coin Wand. Chicago: National Magic Co., ca. 1940s. Mechanical black metal wand (13 ¾" long) with nickel-plated tips that produces or vanishes a Walking Liberty half-dollar at one end. Minor dent to o

Improbability. Chicago: National Magic Co., ca. 1945. A handkerchief or steel rod is placed in a hole running through a wooden frame. A jumbo Jack of Hearts with a corresponding hole is pushed down th

Paddle Roulette Wheel/Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1920. Colorful paper-covered wheel housed in a black wooden traveling case; pay chart is affixed inside the lid. 13 x 13 x 4 ¾�

666. One Cent Mills Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1926. Aluminum with original paint and paper. Ask the machine one of six questions and receive an answer that will put a smil

672. One Cent Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator. Chicago, Pace Manufacturing Co., ca. 1931. This is a contemporary machine but made with original molds. Lock and key. 17 ½”tall. Excellent.

Pace Mfct. One Cent Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator. Chicago, IL: Pace Mfct. Co., ca. 1931. An early version with sheet metal cabinet and wood top and base, five shots for a penny, decal completely worn of

Three Faro Score Cards. These cards were used instead of a case-keeper to keep track of the cards as they came out of the dealing box. 1) Chicago: A. Ball & Bro., ca. 1920. Minor corner crease otherwi

Gaffed "Bee Hive" Game in Original Case. Chicago: Hunt & Co. (?), ca. 1930. Metal "cage" sits atop felt-covered wood base. A metal ball is dropped into wood/metal "cage", sliding down into one of 30 n

Buffalo Ranch Real Wild West. Milwaukee/Chicago: Riverside, ca. 1920. Color lithograph panel poster with vignettes of Equestrian Foot-Ball and a Real Indian War Dance. Linen backed. 56 x 21”. Ex

Buffalo Ranch Real Wild West. Milwaukee and Chicago: Riverside, ca. 1920. Lithographed poster (56 x 21") with vignettes of Equestrian Foot-Ball and a Real Indian War Dance. Linen backed. Repaired clos

Pace Baseball 1 Cent Counter Game. Chicago: Pace Mfg. Co., ca. 1930-40s. Drop in a penny for five chances to flip a ball to score a single, double, triple, homerun, walk, or out. The final score deter

Groetchen 1 Cent Little Prince gum vendor countertop trade stimulator. Chicago: Groetchen Tool Co., 1930. Aluminum case with painted accents and text. Two windows at the front, fortune-telling sheet a

H.C. Evans Gaffed Pocket Roulette Wheel. Chicago: H.C. Evans & Co., ca. 1930s-1940s. Aluminum case and spinning wheel, with adjustable wheel, which can be used to change where the ball lands. 3”

Vintage ca 1920 Advertising GREEN RIVERS WHISKEY Cigarette ashtray and cigarette match holder. Designed by S. D. Childs and Co. of Chicago IL, exclusively for Green River Distilling Company. Pat. appl

Zingo 5 Cent Vertical Cabinet Arcade Machine. Chicago: Williams Mfg. Co., ca. 1944. Five cents for five balls. 86 x 22”. Lock and key. Upper glass and playfield excellent. Working. A very collec