Skeleton Second Dealing Faro Box. Maker unknown, ca.

Stuss Dealing Box. Maker unknown, ca. 1920. Different from a faro dealing box in two ways: first, it has a cut-out in the lid that allows a view of the indices; second, the device holds out the last f

Faro Dealing Box. American, maker unknown, ca. 1940. Nickel plated and in good working order. An unusually sized piece intended for patience cards. 3 x 2 x 1 5/8".

Faro Dealing Box. Maker unknown, [n.d.]. This all-brass dealing box was made by hand by an excellent machinist. When the side button is depressed the front drops down to load the deck. Likely unique.

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

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

Three Porcelain Card Boxes. 1) Maker unknown, ca. 1900. KD on lid, English style, base painted and shaped in the form of a pack of cards. 2) Maker unknown, ca. 1900. KH on lid, suit symbols on the fou

Faro Card Press. Maker unknown, ca. 1900. Includes eight faro decks all in very good condition but completeness varies. Very good.

Faro Card Press. Maker unknown, ca. 1900. Very good.

Faro Layout. Maker unknown, American, ca. 1900. Cloth layout only, no board. Very good.

Three Early Primitive Faro Card Presses. Maker unknown, ca. 1890. Condition and completeness varies. RW

Rydberg & Co. Gaffed Faro Dealing Box. Chicago, ca. 1900. Two card side-squeeze nickel-plated faro dealing box. Gaff is activated as a right-side squeeze that increases the width of the slit through w

Will & Finck Faro Dealing Box. San Francisco, ca. 1880. Heavy nickel-plated dealing box with side rails and wheeled spring lifters. Well marked on underside of lift plate. Also comes with a rarely fou

Will & Finck Faro Dealing Box. San Francisco, ca. 1900. Nice nickel-plated brass dealing box. Hallmarked lid.

Double Deck Faro Dealing Box. American, Graham, ca. 1950. Dealing boxes that hold two decks are quite uncommon. They were used to deal Diana or Red & Black as well as Faro. Excellent.

Will & Finck Crooked Faro Dealing Box. San Francisco, ca. 1880s. Gorgeous German silver “three-way” dealing box prepared in order to allow the user to maneuver seamlessly between fair dealing, sec

Will & Finck Faro Dealing Box. San Francisco, ca. 1890. Heavy nickel-plated over brass with side rails. Hallmarked under slide plate, "Will & Finck, S.F. CAL, 401." Includes USPC Trophy Whist deck. 4

Wood Faro Playing Card Press. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Nice dovetailed card press that will press twelve decks. One of the dividers broken, otherwise excellent.

Roulette Pocket Watch. Maker unknown, ca. 1900. Push the stem and the dial spins. Excellent, working. In original box with decal (“Pocket Roulette Made in U. S. A.”); box worn and chipped.

Faro Dealing Box, Possibly Gaffed. San Francisco: Will and Finck, ca. 1900. German silver box bears signs of gaffing for advantage play, including serial number, separate bottom, thick walls, and subs

Jewish National Fund ( JNF / KKL ) blue box, with a map of Eretz Israel and a Jewish star. Unknown maker and origin. Apparently the second quarter of the 20th century (before the establishment of the

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

Money Maker. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 2000. Finely made teakwood box allows the performer to change a blank piece of paper to a one dollar bill, and then make a second change of the single to a $100

Three Faro Score Cards. These cards were used instead of a case-keeper to keep track of the cards as they came out of the dealing box. 1) Chicago: A. Ball & Bro., ca. 1920. Minor corner crease otherwi

Gaffed Mutual Pool Ball Drop. Maker unknown, ca. 1880. This early piece may have been used at a race track or carnival. Reverse glass signs are in need of repair, otherwise the piece is in very good c