Boxed Wilder Jolly Robbers Shooting Game

Made by Wilder of St. Louis. Made of Cardboard. Excellent Condition with Original Box. Box a bit faded, corner splits and some wear.

Ohio Art, No. 265, includes five boxed molds for sand and small shovel, along with Donkey shooting game box lid. 16" l.

Wood cabinet features upper forest scene with four different targets and lower includes instructions. Operated with dry cell battery, side hand crank, and front trigger handle. Includes key. La Chasse

AS FOUND, TWO-PIECE , 62" X 16" X 28" Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE IS ONLINE AND IN-PERSON. PREVIEW WILL BE THURSDAY JANUARY 25TH FROM 9:00 AM TILL 4:00 PM AND FRIDAY JANUARY

C. 1930, A.B.T. Manufacturing, Chicago, IL. A.B.T., who had a proclivity for producing target skill games, did it again in 1930 by producing this great shooting game. When a target is shot, it spins a

A.B.T. Manufacturing of Chicago did it again in 1930 by producing another great shooting game. When a target is shot, it spins a reel with an animal on it. In addition to the nice oak cabinet, this ga

Vintage 1967 "Flying Saucer" electro-mechanical shooting game. Manufactured by Midway and features eerie black light aliens and spaceships that you have to blast out of the sky. A fun addition to any

Vanderbilt Estate Sterling Bezique Boxed Card Game, the siver box attributed to Durgin, retailed by Black, Starr and Frost, 4.5 x 6.5 x 4.5 inches, stamped STERLING Patent 1457 together with retailer

1946 Challenger shooting arcade game in working condition. The machine has original paint and includes keys. Condition: Good.

Includes Pool Table boxed set, Game of Whist Card Table boxed set, Bar boxed set, and Piano boxed set. 36 pieces. Near mint to excellent condition (loose trim piece included for repair). Room unboxed.

1920s Wilder Baseball Game in Box. Great Graphic game showing St. Louis Cardinal's player sliding into home plate. Game is in excellent original condition with the metal player markers and playing fie

Baker Ball Shooting Gallery Arcade Game. Circa 1940s. Electro-mechanical shooting gallery, wooden cabinet with cast metal fixtures. Players aim to shoot ducks which rotate into view at the opposite en

Shoot the penny and hit the ducks. A gumball is dispensed for each penny played. While there is no explicit sign on this machine, the shape, parts and functions are that of other shooter games made by

Antique French "L'Universel" multi game: horse racing, shooting & roulette style game. 27"dia

Very rare Boxed Timpo Big Game Hunt Set, Mint and still tied in immaculate box with outer box with small label! Superlative example of this iconic Timpo Set. Provenance: Gene Johnson Collection. 14 pi

223. BOXED DISTLER AUTO RACE GAME | Working. | 9" w. | Lid flaps torn at seams, (Exc. Cond.) | $600 - $900

It appears complete with both cars intact with nice lettering. It has both instructions sheets, NO insert with square, but stained set box.

A GROUP OF ELEVEN EASTON PRESS TITLES, "Little House on the Prairie: The Complete Set," BY LAURA INGALLS WILDER AND, "Hoyle's Rules of Games," NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, 1995, collectors edition, published

Collection of Four Antique Baseball Related Board Games. Pat Moran's 1919 "Cincinnati Reds" Own Ball Game(box only). Babe Ruth's Baseball Game, No. 4225 by Milton Bradley. Wilder's "St Louis Cardinal'

Interesting boxed set for table play features paper litho track and background scenery, bunny track runs end to end, includes four penny toy open carriage autos which race to end targets, as winner hi

Pre war, both in original boxes. One is marked Tir de la Mare aux Grenouilles, very elaborate nice game with cardboard frog pieces, paper on wood, shows a canon shooting balls at frogs. Nice original

Early 1 Cent cast metal Calvert Native American shooting gallery trade stimulator / gum vendor. Appears to be in nice restored condition with some wear from use and display. Graphic game face appears

In original condition. This billiard practice machine is coin-operated, offering five shots for 1¢.The middle label reads "Your Score Important Each Ball Should Stop Before Shooting Again." Very

Once archived in The Joe Franklin Memory Lane Collection. Item was gifted by Clair Ruth in 1968 while appearing on the show. Glove was probably manufactured in or around 1910 and was worn by Babe Ruth