Will & Finck Gambling Faro Case Keeper

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

Will and Finck faro folding case keeper card counter, having a rosewood case with paper labels and red and white sliders, marked "Will and Finck, Makers, San Francisco". Provenance: Property from the

This lot consists of: 1 - Faro Case Keeper manufactured by Will & Finck of San Francisco. 1- Playing card corner rounder cheating device, 3-1/2"D x 4-1/4"W x 4-3/4"T. Condition: (Very Good). Dimension

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"

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

In good condition, no markings, great look, 7.5"x7.5" unfolded

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

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

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

Will & Finck Faro Layout. San Francisco, ca. 1890s. Oilcloth layout with hand-painted cards in the suit of clubs, on old wooden backing. 16 ½ x 43”. Rubbing and abrasions with some paint lo

This is a very high quality Case Faro Keeper, made of Mahogany with dovetailed corners and brass hinges, it is all original with no damage or repair, it was made by Rydberg, Gronholm & Co. , 11 x 11 3

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

Vintage Will & Finck Tabletop Gambling Wheel, 18" diameter wood wheel on a cast iron base, see photos for condition, 28" tall overall.

Clawfoot walnut Faro table circa 1890s. The top is marked by Geo. Mason of Denver Colorado. It comes apart easily and tightens with a metal wheel on each side. It measures 60" x 45" x 30-1/2" tall. Th

Will & Finck Saloon Lime Squeezer. San Francisco, ca. 1890. Beside their extraordinary lines of knives and gambling equipment, Will & Finck also made and sold saloon and barber equipment. Excellent.

Barr & Co. "Club Room Furniture" Gambling Catalog. Chicago, 1905. 48 pages. Cash registers, coin operated machines, gambling wheels, faro, layouts, drop cases, poker chips, and much more. 8 3/4 x 5 1/

Will & Finck folding knife in original buckskin case, inscribed with owner's name and dated 1908. Knife measures 5 1/2" l open, 3 1/4" closed.

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

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

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

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,

A case opens to become a table and display stand which hold props for a gambling demonstration, “Cheating at Cards.” With small props. An act in itself. A reputation builder that will enable a per

Will & Finck Bench Card Punch. San Francisco, ca. 1880s. Brass device used to make precise and subtle marks onto the surface of a playing card to later assist the crooked dealer in identifying them. C