Quinn, John Philip. Gambling and Gambling Devices.

Quinn, J.P. Gambling and Gambling Devices. Canton: Quinn Co., 1912. Green cloth, gilt stamped. Portrait frontispiece. Copiously illustrated. 8vo. Cloth toned and lightly soiled on front, but very good

Quinn, J.P. Gambling and Gambling Devices. Canton: Quinn Co., 1912. Green pictorial cloth, gilt stamped. Portrait frontispiece. Illustrated. 8vo. Spine sunned, fraying at ends, a but rubbed, otherwise

[Miscellaneous] Collection of 20 vintage books on gambling, crime, and more. Including Fools of Fortune (1892) and Gambling and Gambling Devices (1912) by Quinn, in fair condition; Science of Gambling

Quinn, John Philip. Fools of Fortune. Chicago: G.L. Howe, 1890. Brown cloth stamped in silver, gilt, and black. Engraved portrait frontispiece. Illustrated. Thick 8vo. Minor wear to cloth, front hinge

Fabric bound book,with gilt, black and white embossed titles on cover and binding, 6-1/2” x 4-1/2”. Cover has a small dent on it. Minimal tears or stains, with moderate yellowing or pages.

One of the earliest horse race gambling devices, possibly used in betting parlors or saloons. Horses showing win, place, or show. Includes pamphlet excerpt for The Honest Race made by A.G. Spalding &

Includes early Metal Dice Game, Rovo Dice Game, and Horse Race Top. Largest measures 3" Excellent

A cast iron gambling device marked "Depose" with a match dispenser in the middle and a ship's wheel on top, with a ball bearing that can be spun and numbers can be bet on. CONSIDERATIONS: There are so

Cast iron gambling device. H 13-7/8" W 7-3/8" D 5-1/8" Condition: Original condition with minor wear. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/0qyokd784l29xxuytpu9z/h?rl

It is marked "Pilot" showing a ships wheel. When spun, the indicator on the front will point either to odds or evens. A great bar gambling device along with a cigar cutter built into the ships wheel.

Nickeled brass rotating hour glass form wire cage held aloft by two matching posts with handle on one side and bell on the other. Worn decal on one post. When cage is rotated bell rings. Interior with

J. P.French - 1910's - 7" Diameter. This manually spun toy was used as a Parlor Gambling Device. The horse closest to the flag when they come to a stop was the winner. Tin. Pristine with Original Box

In good original condition, original bell. Has 3 dice, 18" tall

Cast iron gambling device with Scottie Dogs, 2 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 2 1/4"

In very good condition, has three dice in it, 19"x18"x10", Rated 8.75

Behr-Sprenkle Co. - Makers. American - 1920's. 11" Long. Not sure how this works, but it appears to be a Bar Counter Gambling Device.

Shows some minor wear throughout. Displays well. 11.75" tall. Overall nice original condition

Has a nice original look. Shows wear and areas of rust. Displays well. 21"x17.5". Nice original condition.

Antique French Match-Dispenser Gambling Device, Mounted as Table Lamplate 19th century, having a cast iron base with grape motif and integral matchskick dispenser marked DEPOSE, supporting a brass com

French - 1890's, 13" Square. These are parlor gambling devices of the late 19th Century. This example in pristine condition, employs eight horses. Wood, Lead, Tin, Fabric. Pristine Condition.

An early dice popper manufactured by Caille. This gambling device has an elaborate cast iron cabinet with original back door and a replaced award card with the label "The Lucky Dice Machine". As is ty

The quintessential late 19th century gambling device that always awarded you at least one cigar or if you were lucky, two or three. Deemed to be the "fairest" wheel because there were no hidden plugs

"49"er Cigar Cutter/Gambling Device, CI, This is not a bank - it is a companion to the 49er Bank.

French "Jeu de Course" with Six Early Automobiles - Circa 1910's - 10 1/2" Square - Scarce Home Gambling Device (Lacks Two Car Flags)