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Schoenhut Fan-Tel Fortune Telling Game | Games487 of 552 |  |  |
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Vestaswind
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Schoenhut Fan-Tel Fortune telling game complete with instructions. This is a big cross collectable as Schoenhut is famous for many collectable toys including the stung wooden animals, dolls and toy piano's. I got this on Ebay years ago before it caught on. It's a fun conversation piece made in 1937 and sold for a whole quarter.
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I had to bump this up to be next to Dave's because he has my toy
I love it. I have it. It works lol
I have that same game....I love collecting and playing old games...nobody does that anymore. Although my fortune game was missing the instructions.....do you know where I could get a copy of them so I could play the game? Any help would be appreciated....
Thank you
Lisa
No idea, other than me scanning mine
I found this game today in m;y 95 year old Aunts home. Thanks for the information. And yes, it does have the original directions.