[Gambling] Moss, Floyd. Card Cheats – How They Operate.

Moss, Floyd. Card Cheats–How They Operate. New York: William-Frederick Press, 1950. Pictorial wrappers printed in black and red. 65 photo illustrations. Thin 8vo. 77pp. Slight separation at tail, gu

Moss, Floyd. Card Cheats – How They Operate. New York: William-Frederick Press, 1950. Publisher’s pictorial soft covers printed in red and black. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Spine foot bump

Moss, Floyd. Card Cheats – How They Operate. New York: William-Frederick Press, 1950. Publisher's pictorial soft covers printed in red and black. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Covers scuffed wi

MOSS, Floyd. Card Cheats – How They Operate. New York: William-Frederick Press, 1950. Publisher’s pictorial soft covers printed in red and black. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Covers

Gambling Shiners. Including over one dozen tiny mirrors, one attached to a US penny, and another slightly larger mirror. Used by cheats to peek at cards while dealing.

Framed lithograph on thick paper stock of a painting, "Bucking the Tiger", featuring an old west style Faro gambling card game. Picture has darkened and has worn through in the lower left hand corner.

(lot of 9) Framed English Prattware pot lids, 19th c., scenes include: Uncle Toby, Drayton Manor, Thames embankment, Regwell Bay, a pair (gambling/ card game scene), clam digging, Albert Memorial, the

Four “Bug” Holdouts. Used to conceal or “hold out” cards under a table for use by a card cheat. Brass, steel, and spring steel construction. Four different sizes, the longest 6 ½”.

Playing Card Gambling Pocket Watch. Manufacturer unknown, ca. 1910. Twist the stem and the metal wheel spins the ball. Bet on the suit symbol it will stop on. Comes in a leather case, probably later,

Will & Flinck Gambling Faro Card Dealer's Box {Dimensions 1 3/4 x 4 x 3 1/8 inches}

RARE original FBI wanted card and fingerprint card marked DEAD in the 30s when they shot and killed the famous gangster originally sold by R&R Enterprises some years ago for 1500.00 with COA

Hundreds of Postcards in Sleeves That Feature Playing Cards, Gambling, Etc.

Large Capodimonte sculpture "The Cheat" card game of three kids playing cards with one slipping the other a card under the table. 22" wide 12" tall.

Michael Godard (American, b.1960) Offset Lithograph on Canvas Undated, signed and #7/300 lower right, depicting a portion of a blackjack tabletop set with cards, gambling chips and a cocktail; having

DESCRIPTION: Includes Favre Rookie cards, Moss, J. Bettis, E. Smith, B. Sanders, and more. CONDITION: Very good. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered fo

(1734–1821)Historical 3.75X2 card signed in old ink by William Floyd. A terrific example of his signature. William Floyd was an American politician from New York, and a signer of the United States D

Golden Nugget Gambling Hall Playing Cards. Las Vegas, ca. 1970s. Four decks, all sealed in original plastic wrapping (bottom edge of plastic wrap to one deck torn but intact). Two red backs, two dark

[Miscellaneous] Library of more than 450 books, booklets, and monographs on gambling. Approximately ten cartons, mostly mid- to late twentieth century, of gambling and playing card literature, on subj

Lifetime collection of over 600 vintage gambling postcards. American and European, early 1900s - 1940s. Single-collector archive of gambling and playing card postcards, in albums and loose. Including

Casekeeper. F. Grote & Co. Makers, 313 East 23rd St., NY, ca. 1890. Ivory beads. Strips slightly darkened with age. Very good. Sales History: Noel Barrett Auctions, Playing Cards and Gambling Memorabi

[Reference] Massive File of Binders on Gambling and Playing Cards. 1920s – 2000s (bulk 1970s – 90s). A collection of hundreds of pieces filling three cartons, including booklets, monographs, exhib

1904 1ed Practical POKER Gambling by Robert Foster Card GAMES Strategy Rules Robert Frederick Foster was a 19th-century American author who focused on rule and strategy books for games. His portfolio

A Group of 1933 and 1938 Goudey Baseball Cards, comprising 1933: Floyd Babe Herman (No. 5), Jimmy Dykes (No. 6), Roy Johnson (No. 8), Dave Harris (No. 9), Paul Waner (No. 25), Frank Hogan (No. 30), Ji

Details: 4V Circus Memorabilia Correspondence COLLECTIBLE CIRCUS EPHEMERA Signed Floyd King Letter Signed Red Stewart Card Circus Stamp Sheets Norma Cristiani Photograph Ringling Bros & Barnum & Bail