Four fortune telling games, ca. 1900

Four fortune telling games, ca. 1900, to include Game of Gypsy Fortune Teller, by Milton Bradley, The Black Cat Fortune Telling Game, by Parker Bros., Gypsy Fortune Teller, by J. H. Singer, and Th

McLoughlin Bros. Game of Gypsy Fortune Telling, ca. 1900, great Renaissance cover graphics with directions on underside, built up box bottom gameboard, with hinged compartment to house the five turned

Parker Bros. Romany The New Fortune Telling Game, ca. 1899, with bold and striking cover graphics, game instructions on underside and inset gameboard in wood frame base with, spinner and wood playing

Four U. S. History Games, ca. 1900, to include The Flag Game and The Centennial Game of Columbia's Presidents, both by McLoughlin Bros, together with Card Game of United States History and The Pre

Pair of fortune telling items including: ** "Peg's Wheel of Fate" (includes instructions for its use.) 6.25 diameter. Ca. 1900. ** The People's Fortune Teller. London: John Leng, n.d. [ca. 1900.] 8vo.

The Learned Swallow. Paris, Saussine, ca. 1890. Color lithographed label for a board game depicts a fortune telling game that likely included a magnetic “learned” swallow that answered geographica

Unusual Group of Twenty Wooden Cards with Carved Symbols. Possibly American Indian, ca. 1900. Carved on birch bark, the symbols are non-traditional, possibly employed in a form of fortune telling or a

McLoughlin Bros. Magnetic Fish Pond Game, ca. 1900, the cover with amusing caricature imagery, with instructions on underside, six panel heavy card pond set up, numerous fish, and four wood poles with

La Souirs Merveilleuse. Jeu Magnetique. Paris, Saussine, ca. 1890. Handsome uncut label lithographed in colors for a magnetic fortune telling game. Lid graphics feature a mouse holding a pendulum. Fol

Jeu de Course Perfectionne Horse Race Game. French, ca. 1900. Mechanical game in paper-covered box. Four horses spin freely on course. Box well worn, good working condition.

Silver King Corp. 25 Cent “Lucky Try This Game” Giant Ace Vendor. Aurora, Ill., ca. 1950. Both a gambling or fortune telling machine and a nut or gumball machine. For twenty-five-cents the machine

COLLECTOR'S LOTIncludes a ca. 1900 carpet bowl 'jack' showing "Jaques - London" to the ball, box of dominos, ca. 1910 cribbage board with four original pegs, Victorian fish form game pieces of mother-

H.C. Evans Park and Carnival Equipment. Chicago, ca. 1932. Color printed wraps. Merchandise catalog of ball pitches, fortune-telling and other coin-operated machines, carnival games and shooting galle

The Cake Walk Game, ca. 1900, scarce game by Anglo American Game Co. Montreal, Canada, the lid with game instructions on reverse and ad for illustrated list of Parker Brothers games, gameboard box bot

Two Steeple Chase Games, ca. 1900, to include Popular Steeple Chase, by McLoughlin Bros, with inset board and spinner, together with Saratoga Steeple Chase, by J. H. Singer, with separate board, spinn

Low Estimate $100 - High Estimate $200. Average size is 9" x 8". All lots in this auction come from a lifetime of collecting Halloween and Christmas memorabilia. Our collector has amassed some of the

Lot 136. MISCELLANEOUS, Game. This is one of the finest boxed fortune telling ball games I have ever seen. Includes 1-1/16" diameter glass 32-spot ball. This one has Pat Appld For stamped on it, so I

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

Great Halloween graphics with bats, black cats, owls and more! The inner came board is clean with unusual floating inner spinner, behind Island Glass cover, no game pieces, box top side remnents only.

Dimensions: Case L 11" x Dia 5.5" Condition: Wear and marks to wooden case

all games may or may not be complete, Fortune Telling Game, wear on boxes

Made by Operators Supply Co. from 1931 to 1939, this fortune telling game features a lovely gypsy woman who will answer any of the 12 given questions. While the marquee advertises 1¢ play, the coin s

“Les Predictions de Nostradamus” Game Labels. France, late 19th century. Two different uncut color lithograph label for the fortune-telling game. 20 ½ x 16”. Very good.

Doll vending machineFortune tellerCa. 1900German or FrenchBisque porcelain head, fabric clothingWhen the machine/mechanism is activated, the fortune teller moves the white cloth up and down in front o