A. Ball & Bro Chicago Faro Game Keeper with Beads

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

A. Ball & Bro. No. 916 Faro Playing Cards. Chicago: N.Y.C.C., ca. 1910. 52 + OB. Near mint. Square corners and one- way courts. Hoch.U28.

Mason & Co. Faro Case Keeper. Chicago: Mason & Co. Makers, 84 Dearborn St., ca. 1880. One of the earliest Mason pieces. With wood beads and paper strips. Strips darkened with age but overall very read

Gaffed Roulette Wheel. A. Ball & Bro. Makers, Chicago, ca. 1930. A beautiful professional size roulette wheel with a built in gaff. A hidden button under the outside rim pushes a piece of wood out fro

Will & Finck Early Faro Case-Keeper with Beads. San Francisco, ca. 1880. Turned beads and German-style playing cards lithographed on paper strips. Unusual logo with a Grecian-style woman and the name

Parker Bros. Game of Foot Ball, early 20th c., box lid with great imagery, with instructions on underside, inset gameboard, and complete colored wood playing pieces, 8 1/4'' x 8 1/4''. Competitive In-

1933 A Century of Progress, Pin Ball game, ca. 1933, Chicago, 11” x 18”.

McLoughlin Bros. Home Base Ball Game, ca. 1900, the cover image with great early graphics, game instructions on underside, inset gameboard in wood frame bottom, colored wood playing pieces, and dedica

McLoughlin Bros. Home Base Ball Game, ca. 1911, having dynamic cover imagery, with game instructions on underside, the inset gameboard in a wood frame bottom, and several wood play pieces, 23'' x 16''

Mixed lot Includes 26 vintage and antique pool balls (not a matched set), brush, leather dice bottle, container full of loose wooden billiard score keeper beads. Includes wire. All items have wear wit

Pace Baseball 1 Cent Counter Game. Chicago: Pace Mfg. Co., ca. 1930-40s. Drop in a penny for five chances to flip a ball to score a single, double, triple, homerun, walk, or out. The final score deter

Late 1800's. All original. Has a cherry wood frame with minor wear. Some of the beads have some chips around the holes. (Very Good). 12" x 6"

Baker 1 Cent Kicker and Catcher Game. Chicago: The Baker Novelty Company, ca. 1930s. Player kicks three balls into game area, hoping to use the catcher to catch it. Wooden cabinet with painted aluminu

An original 1919 American League Ball Club Comiskey Park Chicago World's Championship Series Press Ticket, game five, seat no. 296. For a similar example see Christie's Oct. 6th, 2021 sale.&nb

This arcade game is not coin-operated and requires a person to run it. Secore & Secore of Chicago produced this game in 1951. Two keys are included. (Good - Very Good). 17-1/4"T. x 12"W. x 5-1/2"D.

Metal/Glass - Rueckheim Bros an dEckstein Chicago Il, with 6 black balls - Germany with a picture of a Cracker Jack box

Includes original box. Box has some splitting on aprons and has some edge wear. Inside game itself consists of three wooden balls thrown into one of four targets. (Very Good). Box :13 -1/2" L.

Semi working, powers up but needs adjustments to reset and start game. All bulbs LED. *This is a remote auction in McHenry, Maryland. Pickup or Third-party shipping is required on all items. A list of

Gaffed "Bee Hive" Game in Original Case. Chicago: Hunt & Co. (?), ca. 1930. Metal "cage" sits atop felt-covered wood base. A metal ball is dropped into wood/metal "cage", sliding down into one of 30 n

Genco Inc. of Chicago manufactured this fun poker themed game in 1931. The graphics on the front glass have some fading. Two keys are included. (Very Good). 16-3/4"T. x 9-1/2"W. x 8-1/4"D.

Whiz Ball Arcade 1 Cent Machine. Game of skill. Pace Mfg. Co. Chicago. Professionally restored, working condition. 9 1/2 X 16 1/2 X 7 1/4 inches. Comes with key.

A fun basketball themed game made from 1947-1949 by Chicago Coin Machine Co. Players receive 15 balls for each coin played and squeeze the handle to make the basketball player figure toss balls into t

C. 1932. Bally Manufacturing Company, Chicago, IL. The player receives 10 balls for 5¢. High scores are made from hitting the right holes and avoiding outs. CONDITION: In wonderful original condi

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