Bat - a - Ball Parlour Game

American - Early 1930's. 9" Wide x 17" Tall.

Classix game used bat Ball Park seat combo SP rare/100

VIntage Munves 1 Cent Bat-A-Ball baseball coin operated countertop skill game. Nice working condition with some light reverse paint loss / fading and wear from use and age. Has key. Displays very well

Lot of 15 Mini Baseball Bats These appear to be collected from ball game giveaways, museum souvenirs, etc.

Italian parlour gaming compendium case, in burled olive wood case, containing a roulette wheel, a felt roulette board, two roulette pill balls, casino plaques and jeton chips, brown and tan wood chess

Counter top arcade game with a honey oak cabinet and cast aluminum elements. Players utilize the left lever to catch the ball and right lever to bat the ball. The playing field depicts a rendering of

Important outsider art discovery. Vintage outsider baseball player figures. Approx 330 figurers, plus 2 bats and ball. 2nd quarter of the 20th century. There is hand made currency tucked behind many p

Lot of two - "The National Sport Make A Hit 5 Cents A Bat" candy bar punch board (paper); and Intercollegiate Foot Ball / football game, lithographed tin and wood construction, directions for game on

A pair of counter top baseball games. The first is a "Play Ball" baseball arcade game. For 1¢, the patron is given 3 balls. By using the right handle, "bat" any of 3 balls through the baseball field

Roger Maris Action Baseball Game, with marble ball & original strike pegs. 1962. Pressman Toy Corp., New York City. Game consists of a metal field with spring-action bat and marble. Wood frame reads "

Commemorative / historical items framed. The Game Of Baseball mini Bat , mini hat , mini baseball jersey , gloves , ball and Babe Ruth posters and more Collection framed size : 20 X 11 x 3 inches

Pro Basbeall Roulette Wheel Game. PM Game Co., 1946. Early postwar roulette-style baseball game in which the batter flicks a ball using one of three miniature bats onto the wheel for a hit, home run,

Commemorative / decorational / historical items framed. The Game Of Baseball mini Bat , mini hat , mini baseball jersey , gloves , ball and Babe Ruth posters and more Collection framed size : 20 X 11

Beautiful laser engraved baseball bat with the history of the game of baseball including the origins, professional ball, the majors and the Negro leagues.

Nicely tarred with lots of ball marks.

Todd Ritchie Pittsburgh Pirate Game Used Louisville Slugger Bat: A really nice Game Used bat of Todd Ritchie from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Genuine B345 33 3/4" long, cracked at the neck with nice ball

stilts, ring toss, assorted bats, yo-yo, coutning game, monopoly, shuffle board, stick horse, inflatables, magic ball, horse shoes, pin the tail on the donkey, 2 croquet sets; 1 brass, one wood, balan

OFFICIAL TEXAS LEAGUE BASEBALL, BALL HAS (20) AUTOGRAPHS INCLUDG. MIKE LEE THE BAT BOY, AL WIDMAR ON S.S., J. KENNEDY, PEPPER MARTIN (WAS PLAYER / COACH, PLAYED ONE GAME, NO AT BATS), E. LOGAN, D. AYE

(Walt Disney World, 1971-95) A vintage Major League electro-mechanical pinball bat game manufactured by Williams in 1963. This game machine was installed in the Magic Kingdom's Penny Arcade on Main St

Great vintage piece as shown. Appears to function properly. This is old and will likely require a tune up. Pick up only.

Very Rare Babe Ruth signed - "Smitty at the Ball Game" Hardback comic by Walter Berndt. Published in 1929. There was no other athlete in the world more popular during the 1920’s. 30’s and

Carved White Stone with Tree Frog embellishments of religious significance. Size 15"L x 11"H. 4"Deep.This lot from a local elder, until now, a very active, eclectic and constant collector for 62 years

The first is a restored Whiz Ball game. CONDITION: Playfield is in excellent condition, with instruction card and marquee is in place. The second machine is an "Electricity is Life" machine in origina

Weekend Ball Game by Margaret KeeneThis is a framed limited edition lithograph numbered 61/300 hand signed by the artist. Born in 1927 in Nashville, Tennessee, Margaret first made her paintings famous