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Posted 1 year ago
notitfortat
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Found this at an antique store recently. It is pretty awesome. I'm hoping that somebody can tell me a little more about it. The only markings I can find on it are REG US PAT OFF and a copyright date of 1930. I know Will and Finck were a big maker of gaming equipment and were still making gaming equipment at this time but I have no idea who actually would have made this.
It is roughly 14" across and each layer spins independently giving each player a five card hand.
Anyone seen anything like this before??
GamesFrom marbles and yo-yos to card games such as poker and modern multi-player…