Sidney H. Radner Gambling Collection

Bingo Shaker, small wire style

One roll, bar 1-2. 39 x 20 inches.

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Ralph Nevill,1909, 448p, hb. Gambling, gamesters, wagering, the turf. Two copies. Dutch Second copy goes for the same.

1931. W. Gurney Benham, 195p, hb.

Carnival Wheel with numbers 1 to 16 and a Star

Always works when you know the secret. Allows you to roll red or black. Rare.

This was from the San Francisco Sporting Supply company that manufactured many gaffed items. This box is stamped on the inside.

This machine will handle the switching of an entire deck, operating from the pants band.

C 100 500 ad. Asian or pre-asia.

Sleeve Holdout - scissor style. Brass and leather. Early Vintage.

Three metal tops and two Evans controllable tops

Evans catalog page 50. Allows the operator to control the dice every roll.

Three Tops, Wooden intricate number top, race horse top and rolling log red transparent.

Chive or Knife Trick, Evans, Clown Top

Mason and Co. Second Dealing Box stamped 0.266 as in catalog

Used for switching one card for another with the motion of the hand

Vintage plastic punch button slot machine

Discus Brand, Chicago.C 1930s 52 & J.

to simulate dice inside, so operator can switch into the game his own set from his hand.

Used to tell if dice are out of shape or crooked.

Monte Carlo Andecotes and Systems of Play , by V.B., 1910, 185p hb. Confessions of a Poker Player, Jack King, 1940, 209p, hb. Roulette for Profit, J

J.H. Johnson, 1945, 156p, sb. Plus an advertising sheet that talks about the Open Book and the Sealed Book.

John Scarne, 1978, 352p, hb,dj, autographed to Walter and Litzka Gibson.

John Scarne, 1974 first ed., 869p, sb, autographed by Steffi Scarne to Litzka, "first off the press".

John Scarne, 1974, 504p, hb, dj, autographed to Walter Gibson.

Norman Leigh, 1976, 251p, hb. The Complete Gamester, Charles Cotton, 1970, 176, hb, sc. Great Scandals of Cheating at Cards, John welcome, 1964, 235p,

Detailed brass and coated brass for silent undetected operation. This holdout is unmarked, but resembles a Gates Holdout since it does not hav

The holdouts are unmarked. One has the less bulky extention. The other is a scissor style.

Evans Marble Push Layout

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Mr. Pipps has changed. He breaks the bank.

This device is used to compare the size of the diamonds on the backs of the cards.

Push button roulette with numbers 1 to 12 & single 0. Hand held push Chuck-a-luck.

Very small but could be used for dice staking.

One tooled leather with suits of playing cards around the rim. Another short mini stacking cup. A break-a-part cup. All leather.

This kit is used to re-seal a deck of cards that has been opened and marked. In includes the wrapper, break away seal and a card seal. This was so

A bigger break-a-way dice cup.

Lever action vest pocket type amusement game. Used in bar and retail establishments for gambling. 10 x 8.5 inches.

Top lid actually spins and rolls to number. Layout has 0,00, 1 to 36.

One cent denomination. Wood and cast iron.

Made by Adams Mfg. & Supply Co., Los Angeles, Ca. Domino Set double six, bakelite style with a wooden box.

Plastic or bakelite composition.

Put and Take Jewish ladel Dice lighter with red, yellow and black game & Keychain dice cage

Vintage Boxed Card Game. Maker unknown

With unusual cards and chips. Unused.

Set of Old Grand Dad Rub Off coasters, for playing hi or low. (two items)

Stamped on back by maker John ?? Very ornate and hand painted and pin striped.

Table or clothing bug that a card can be attached for cheating. A dice holdout for switching dice.

With layout manufactured by Wm. F. Drueke & Sons, Grand Rapids, MI. Two additional Push button roulette games. (three items)