1934 Stone Bros. KENTUCKY DERBY TRADE SIMULATOR

Excellent 1934 Stone Brothers "Kentucy Derby" Countertop Trade Simluator with Dice. Great colors and graphics. Works. 12"x10" Excellent

1934 Stone Brothers Kentucky Derby Dice Trade Simulator Countertop Betting Game. This item is 100% functional and operational. Lever works perfectly, colors still pop despite being nearly 90 years old

Fred Stone - American 20th Century - Limited Edition Color Lithograph entitled "Kentucky Derby - Seattle Slew". Jockeys in a horse race. Pencil numbered, titled and Signed by the artist lower margin.

Double matted with tribute. Frame measures about 15" x 16".

Lot of approx 16 Felt Pennants incl Muppets , Kentucky Derby , Chicago Bears , Mario Bros Ice Capades , Chicago Cubs , etc

Antique Cent-A-Pack Cigarette Trade Simulator Slot Machine

Sealed 1974 Kentucky Derby Decanter

Sealed 1974 Kentucky Derby Decanter

Sealed 1974 Kentucky Derby Decanter

Sealed 1974 Kentucky Derby Decanter

"Genuine Risk" Kentucky Derby Winner, Richard Reeves (1919 - 2005) Lithograph. Signed and numbered in lower portion. Sight Size: 17 x 22 in. Overall Size: 24 x 28 in. Framed behind glass. Condition: s

Sealed 1974 Kentucky Derby Decanter

Jim Beam Churchill Downs 95th Kentucky Derby Decanter - UNSEALED AND EMPTY

1977 Kentucky Derby Glass

1974 Kentucky Derby Glass

Pair Of 1998 115th Kentucky Derby Glasses Churchill Downs Louisville, KY.

Oil on board, 11" x 14", 10" x 14" Signed, inscribed DONERAIL winner of the 1913 Kentucky Derby. Donerail holds the distinction of being the longest shot to win the Kentucky Derby. Donerail provided h

This simple horse racing themed, "pays only in trade" game consists of a plunger in front that spins the dice. Wood and glass. (Very Good). 2-1/4"T. x 10-1/2"W. x 8-1/2"D.

Signed print. Stewart Elliot up, Winner 2004 Kentucky Derby & Preakness Stakes. Frame measures about 22" x 26.5".

125th Kentucky Derby Srigraph (Peter Williams). Born March 22, 1934, in Ruatoria, a small east coast village on the north island of New Zealand, Williams was brought up in the family business of raisi

2 Kentucky Derby racing games by Whitman Publishing Co., Tom Hamiltons football game, Pigskin by Parker Bros. & Co., and They're Off horse-racing game by Parker Bros. & Co.

This lot of two is made up of 1- Kentucky Game Co. trade stimulator, titled Lucky Boy, manufactured in 1934. It has a horse shoe center and three dice. Patron is rewarded a pack of cigarettes. One key

(Hall Brothers, 1934) A Pop-Up Mickey Mouse Valentine's Day card by Hall Brothers. When opened, Mickey stands before Minnie's doorstep, asking to trade hearts with her. The 4.75"x4.75" card is in very

Five-Cent Bicycle Trade Simulator circa 1900 oak and glass case by Waddel or Sun Manufacturing Co. paper label reads "All Rewards Paid in 5c. Cigars" 13 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 6 inches