Mason & Co. Faro Case Keeper

Mason & Co. Faro Case Keeper. Chicago: Mason & Co. Makers, 84 Dearborn St., ca. 1880. One of the earliest Mason pieces. With wood beads and paper strips. Strips darkened with age but overall very read

Mason & Co. Case Keeper. Denver: Mason & Co. Makers, 1713 Larimer, ca. 1900. Very nice early case keeper with paper strips and ivory beads. Wood lightly scuffed, as usual, but otherwise excellent. 11

Casekeeper. Geo. Mason & Co., 1413-18th St., Denver, CO, ca. 1900. Clay beads and lovely hand-painted strips. 13 ½ X 12 ¾” open. Very good.

This is a very high quality Case Faro Keeper, made of Mahogany with dovetailed corners and brass hinges, it is all original with no damage or repair, it was made by Rydberg, Gronholm & Co. , 11 x 11 3

Clawfoot walnut Faro table circa 1890s. The top is marked by Geo. Mason of Denver Colorado. It comes apart easily and tightens with a metal wheel on each side. It measures 60" x 45" x 30-1/2" tall. Th

Will & Finck Early Faro Case-Keeper with Beads. San Francisco, ca. 1880. Turned beads and German-style playing cards lithographed on paper strips. Unusual logo with a Grecian-style woman and the name

In good condition, no markings, great look, 7.5"x7.5" unfolded

George Mason & Co. Faro Dealing Box. Denver, ca. 1900s. Heavy nickel-plated dealing box, marked on the inside: “Geo. Mason / Makers / Denver.” 4 x 3 1/8 x 1 ¾”. Green felt to un

Two Faro Casekeeper Strips (7 to K). Measuring 11 x 2” and 8 5/8 x 1 ¾”. Exc.

This lot consists of: 1 - Faro Case Keeper manufactured by Will & Finck of San Francisco. 1- Playing card corner rounder cheating device, 3-1/2"D x 4-1/4"W x 4-3/4"T. Condition: (Very Good). Dimension

In Excellent condition, mounted on a oak tri-fold frame, has a great look, 12.5"x28".

Will and Finck faro folding case keeper card counter, having a rosewood case with paper labels and red and white sliders, marked "Will and Finck, Makers, San Francisco". Provenance: Property from the

Mason & Co. Makers Faro Dealing Box #257 & Partial (50 of 52) "American Made" Faro Deck (Old). Denver, Col., ca. 1900. Mason Denver items are especially sought after by collectors and this dealing box

Mason & Co. High Card Faro Layout. Chicago: Mason & Co., ca. 1880s-1900s. Folding wooden Faro layout with 13 hand-painted cards (all spades). 16 ½ x 40”. Some wear, soiling. Very good.

Samuel Hart & Co. Faro Deck, with Case and Chips. New York, ca. 1885. Traveling set including a square-corner faro deck (52), one-way courts. Clasping buckram case with a sliding drawer of wee clay ch

Folding Faro Layout. Mason & Co., Newark, NJ, ca. 1950. Cards bear indices indicating a later date. Considerable wear to cards and cloth.

Casekeeper. Harris & Co., New York, ca. 1900. Ivory beads (one with large chip). Strips soiled. Harris & Co. was an early manufacturer of gambling supplies. VG-.

Faro Card Press. Mason & Co. Makers, 84 Dearborn St., Chicago, ca. 1900. Press has maker’s mark embossed on both sides of the turn screw and in bold black stencil on the bottom. Included are seven p

Casekeeper. F. Grote & Co. Makers, 313 East 23rd St., NY, ca. 1890. Ivory beads. Strips slightly darkened with age. Very good. Sales History: Noel Barrett Auctions, Playing Cards and Gambling Memorabi

Faro Chip Rack. Geo. Mason & Co. Makers, 1817-1819 Market St., Denver, ca. 1900. Maker’s name and address boldly stenciled on bottom. Very good.

Pair of Wood Dealing Boxes. Chicago: H.C. Evans, ca. 1920. These dealing boxes were described in an H.C. Evans catalog as part of a home faro set along with a small case keeper and felt layout. They a

Two page inked manuscript on single folded letter sheet 7 ½ x 12 ½” dealing with the case of Joseph Graves of Mason Co. Kentucky vs his brother in law and sister dispute over the p

Mixed Group of Multi-Colored Faro Markers and Coppers in Mason & Co. Felt Lined Wood Tray. Newark, ca. 1920. Including 10 coppers and 22 markers. Excellent. Tray with a Mason decal. 8 x 6”.

Russell & Morgan Co. Faro Playing Cards. Cincinnati: Russell & Morgan Co., ca. 1881. 52 + OB. Courts by Samuel Hart. Earliest ace of spades. Cards are near mint. Nice early slip case box. Hoch. US1.