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		LADIES SPITOON (PROBABLY FROM A CRUISE SHIP) Most of us don't realize that tobacco was also popular with the Ladies in the early days. Also many cuspidors have been observed decorated in the same manner as fine dining china and made by the same companies. Perhaps it was a desire by the Women to give a "refined" look to a guest bedroom. Whatever the reason, there are some beautiful examples, although they are not plentiful. This is one such piece, in perfect unchipped condition. There are some marks on the bottom and a makers impression, but unfortunately I do not know what they represent. If interested I will gladly send a digital photo. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			CLAY POKER CHIP ADVERTISING PIECE Distributed some years ago by the "Toledo Gun Co." this unique chip appears to be made from the same molds used in the early part of this century to produce clay chips. This one is clay and in mint condition. A great accessory. PRICE $ 25.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			35 CLAY POKER CHIPS Reicher mount containing 35 various clay poker chips made up of incised, embossed and inlayed as well as plain examples. These were available from the late 1800's to the 20's and were used in private clubs, saloons, illegal gaming houses, & in homes. Makes a colorful conversation and display piece. We have hundreds of chips with various patterns as shown, in some cases in original boxes, if interested inquire about quantities. PRICE $75.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			MARKED PLAYING CARDS Manufactured by the "Edward O. Drane & Co." of Chicago Illinois, these are a very professionally produced complete deck of Linen Finish, Bridge Size playing cards complete with instructions and even part of the excise stamp seal still on the box. While not extremely old they were definitely made in the first half of this century. Extremely scarce. PRICE $ 125.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			TIN-TYPE OF COWBOYS PLAYING CARDS Probably circa 1880's this tin-type portrays 4 cowboys at a small table playing cards which was a favorite bunkhouse pastime. It appears to have been done in a studio and while the surface shows ocnsiderable age the images are still quite clear. Only the bottom portion of the embossed leather covered case remains. A very scarce and sought after scene by collectors. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			CABINET CARD-1890's Gambling scene photo is mounted on plain white unmarked cabinet card with typical grey back. On the back is marked in pencil "1897" and "All 30". Overall condition is fine with slight soiling and small scuff on bottom left corner of card only not affecting picture. Would look great in gambling oriented display. PRICE $125.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			ART DECO PERIOD BAKELITE POKER CHIP SET Pristine Green mottled Bakelite Chip Holder containing 200 original Bakelite Poker Chips complete with nickelled carrying ring and 2 slots to hold decks of playing cards. These sets came in a variety of colors as did the chips. They are seldom encountered to-day and highly prized by collectors of Bakelite as well as collectors of Gaming memorabilia. S O L D Click here to ask us about this item.

			"PICTURESQUE CANADA" "SOUVENIR PLAYING CARDS" This offering is two complete decks of cards published by the "Canadian Pacific Railway News Service" and manufactured by "Canadian Playing Card Company Limited, Montreal, CANADA". One deck is very well used while the other is virtually unused. Two for the price of one. If you click on the photo you will see another photo which displays some of the cards showing the different scenes on each cards from across Canada. P R I C E $100.00 Click here to ask us about this item.

			BRITISH COLUMBIA SOUVENIR PLAYING CARDS Published by the "Clarke & Stuart Co. Ltd." Vancouver, B.C. this is also a virtually unused full deck of playing cards with each card displaying a different photo of beautiful British Columbia. You can see that all the gold leaf on the edges of the deck is still intact attesting to the lack of use, by double clicking the image on the page. P R I C E $100.00 Click here to ask us about this item.