Gaffed Spindle game. Chicago, Mason & Co., ca. 1920s

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

Mason & Co. High Card Faro Layout. Chicago: Mason & Co., ca. 1880s-1900s. Folding wooden Faro layout with 13 hand-painted cards (all spades). 16 ½ x 40”. Some wear, soiling. Very good.

Exhibit Supply Co. 5 Cent Iron Claw Machine. Chicago: Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1920s-1930s. Claw machine with metal crane in wooden cabinet with cast iron coin panel, feet and accents; three glass pane

Exhibit Supply Co. Standing “Love Tester Machine”. Chicago: Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1920s-1930s. Standing wooden cabinet with a series of colored lights, and cast iron grip, accessories, f

Dewey Penny Drop Trade Stimulator Skill Game. Chicago: Jonas Bell & Co., ca. 1900 (date on metal plaque Jun. 22. 97; cabinet stamped “156--?”). Drop a coin in the chute at the to

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

Mills Novelty 1 Cent “Target Practice” Cast Aluminum Penny Drop. [Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1920s]. Flip a penny into slots 1, 2 or 5 and win points. Points may be good for cash or m

Christy Brothers 5 Ring Wild Animal Show. Milwaukee and Chicago: Riverside Print Co., ca. 1920s. One-sheet (40 x 30”) poster depicting various circus animals, including hippopotamuses, rhinoceros, a

Jumbo Sweepstakes Dice Game. Chicago: Fischer Sales Co., ca. 1940s. Includes game board (8 ¼ x 10 ¾”) and two sleeves of accompanying dice (10 total, some in original wrappers). Dice ¾”. Very g

Gaffed Silver Wheel Spindle Game. American, ca. 1930. Wheel-shaped arrow/spindle game with nickel plated rim and twisted metal spokes. Includes two arrows and attractive leather case. Secretly gaffed

A.B.T Manufacturing 1 Cent Target Skill Shooter Game. Chicago: A. B.T Mfg. Co., ca. 1930s. 1 cent target skill simulator game advertising 5 shots for 1 cent. Oak cabinet with aluminum casing. 17 &#189

Buffalo Ranch Real Wild West. Chicago/Milwaukee: Riverside Print Co., ca. 1920s. Colorful lithographic poster depicting Indigenous peoples, cowboys, and various animals of the American West. 55 x 21&#

[CHICAGO--HOTELS]. Hotel McCormick S. W. Corner of Ontario & Rush St. Chicago / Albert Pick & Co. Chicago, ca. 1910s-1920s. Original concept illustration of an elegant hotel lobby on board. Approximat

Lewald Jewelry Co. Countertop Display Case. Chicago: F. Lewald Jewelry Co., ca. 1920s-1940s. Wooden display case with four glass-fronted sides and top, including spring-loaded hinged rear door. 13 x 7

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

Gottlieb 1 Cent Play-Boy Pinball Game on Stand. Chicago: Gottlieb and Co., ca. 1930s. Pre-flipper countertop pinball game in wooden cabinet with aluminum coin slot, plunger and painted marquee. Window

Hawaii / Paradise of the Pacific. Chicago: National Printing and Engraving Co., ca. 1920s. Text poster advertising a travel film, probably accompanied by a lecturer, about Hawaii, including subjects s

H.C. Evans Gaffed Pocket Roulette Wheel. Chicago: H.C. Evans & Co., ca. 1930s-1940s. Aluminum case and spinning wheel, with adjustable wheel, which can be used to change where the ball lands. 3”

[Games] The Ancient Mandarin Game “Wah Chuck. San Francisco: Wah Chuck Card Co., ca. 1920s. Two decks of 72 cards, plus paper strips and counters, presumed complete. Original paper box with front la

Sarony Cigarettes Roulette tin. [London: Nicolas Sarony & Co., ca. 1920s-1930s]. Original tin boxed game with original spinning wheel, game pieces (grouped together in original wax paper bags), w

ca. 1920s  artist's name printed in image; printed National Printing & Engraving Co., Chicago, New York, St. Louis 80.5 x 41 in.

ca. 1920s artist's name printed in image; printed Edwards & Deutsch Litho. Co., Chicago-Milwaukee 82.5 x 42 in.

690. Five Cent U.S. Marshall Shooting Gallery. Chicago: A.B.T. Manufacturing Co., ca. 1950. A very popular arcade game through the 1950s and 60s. The plastic top scratched but otherwise excellent.

Rola-Ball Vending Mach. Co. One Cent Arcade Game / Gumball Vendor. St. Louis, ca. 1920s. Wooden cabinet with glass-covered pinball-type game. Drop in a penny and a gumball is dispensed, which the play