EARLY AMERICAN PANORAMA MECHANICAL CHRISTMAS GAME

Early American Papier-maché Mechanical Walking Doll - Pat.'d July 15, 1862 - 9 1/2" Tall - Walks forward when woun up.

Ives Reward Of Virtue Game, ca. 1850, early American game closely based on earlier English versions of Reward of Merit, with fold open board, retaining bright printing, as well as the strap pocket on

Mahogany acanthus carved game table with acanthus carved base and dolphin feet, 28 in T, 36 in. W, 18 in. D. Early American game table featuring highly detailed dolphin feet and legs leading to a natu

Early American game board c. late 1800s to early 1900s. Measurements are 26-1/2” L x 16-3/4” W.with ½” x 3-1/2” framing on all four sides. From a Connecticut collection. This item ships from

Early mechanical game with some restoration and replaced box top. 8" Good

American - Circa 1880 - 8 1/2" Tall. This is truly one of the most fascinating early American toy games ever created. Pressing the spinner causes the fortune wheel to turn. The witch's right hand has

Circa 1830, attributed to Duncan Phyfe Workshop, New York, NY, American classical carved and stenciled mahogany game table, 29 1/8" H x 36" W x 17 7/8" D. Provenance: Pollard Collection, Palm Springs,

American Federal style mechanical games table in mahogany with satinwood inlay, having a serpentine hinged lift top surface with lozenge-inlaid banding above a conforming skirt trellis-inlaid, and con

12 1/2" by 12 1/2", operated by pushing in lever which rolls the dice. Wood construction with glass viewer. Minor wear. Very Good

Fine early folk art still life painting with watermelon, peaches, fish and game. American, early to mid 19th century. H 18" W 30". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/u

This is an all-original early non-mechanical pinball game called Ace High. Beautiful play field of cards in bright vibrant color. Original finish and paper, with legs. Missing back door. No keys.Keys:

Early mechanical horse race game made in France. With original box. 8 1/2" Very Good-Excellent

Early mechanical dog race game made in France. Figures look to be repainted. 7" Very good

Early Mechanical Horse Race game made by Jep in France. Tin platform with metal horses mounted in box with lif. 9" Excellent

EARLY AMERICAN “RING MY NOSE” GAME. Colorful lithographed cardboard clown head with upturned long nose, seven hooks, and ten round yellow-color rings, height 20”. Commentary: Unmarked, attribute

2 early 1900's black American target games. (1) Beam-Em by All-Fair 1931, (1) Twin Target by Milton Bradley. No bean bags included.

Early wooden Native American Carnival game piece. 36" L..

Collection of Children's Books and Games. Early Cloth Books, American Marble Game, Clemen's silent teacher (Box Only), Simple Simon, Helping Hands and Happy Children Books.

with painted pierce carved crest, stenciled numbers and wrought iron hooks. Lower moulding a later addition, probably previously with a catchall for missed rings. Surface wear, small losses, soiling.

1890s Bradley Toy Town Games & American Model Builder. Early Milton Bradley Post Office and Drawing Teacher paper games along with American Model Builder boxed construction set.

Game includes original wooden box, box has members of the Lime Kiln Club, Old Kentucky Home. When sides are lifted up, it shows two African Americans in windows and says "Old Kentucky Home" in between

Very early McLoughlin Bros. Game of American Battles. Excellent card game with nice colors. Box has beautiful graphics of early Battleships. 6" Excellent

An early 20th century American "Kick-Back" pinball game by "Joseph Schneider Inc, NY". Tin frame with lithographed board. Wear and some rust. 24" long. ESTIMATE $50-75

A FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY, KINGWOOD AND SATINWOOD GAMES TABLE, AMERICAN, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the shaped top with cookie corners flips open, on a rear gate leg, over a wide skirt centering an