3" Game Ball. Shelby Co, IN

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2 3/4" Game Ball, Pike Co, Missouri, Ex Bob Zimmmerman

1.3" Game Ball, Stone, Potter Co South Dakota

3 Game Balls Found in Montgomery Co. Missouri. Largest is 1 1/4 inches.

2 3/8" Gameball found in Union Co IL

2 3/8" Gameball found in Union Co IL

1 3/4" Polished Hardstone Game Ball, found in Richland Co Illinois, Ex Randall Kimbrell

1 3/8" Polished Granite Game Ball found in Madison Co., Missouri. Ex Chuck Stroebel Collection

3 Game Balls or Marbles biggest is 13/16 " Found in Pulaski Co. IL by Tom and Charles Hite. Authentic Native American Arrowhead Artifact.

Three Hardstone Artifacts from Adams Co, IL (Quincy). 4 1/2" Bell Pestle, 3 3/4" Game Ball, Grooved Polish Stone and 3 7/16" Grooved Adz. FB James Weisenborn. All in good condition

Game Ball, Union CO Illinois, Found By Dennis Wright, 2 3/4†dia

2 3/4" Game Ball Found 6/19/94, Kings River, Carroll Co, Arkansas

Group of 60+ Artifacts found in a trash pit by Kim McKenzie at Spiro Mounds after Pocola Mining Excavation. Leflore Co, OK. Includes 2 Copper Pieces (1 3/4" and 2 1/4") Beads, Gameball, etc.. Ex-Ken P

English Coin-Operated Skill Game, c. 1920 "3 Balls down the Chimney to win", mechanical, lithographed playfield, showing the cliffs of Dover and a cottage, oak case, brass fittings, some parts poorly

Games (3), horse race roulette wheel, wood w/metal figures, Dart-Base-Ball on one side/Clown-Shoot on reverse & Motor race on one side/checkers on reverse, by Wolverine Supply & Mfg Co., Exc, Exc & VG

(1) 1939 PLAY BALL # 60 - FAIR & (6) 1940 PLAY BALL CARDS - POOR TO GOOD

Heavy Hitter was manufactured by Bally in the late 40’s. This unit is on a metal stand. The game play is very fast. The ball is pitched automatically and quickly. The game give you 3 outs, for e

Shaped top opening to felted playing surface, single dovetailed drawer (restored), cabriole legs with carved knees and ball and claw feet.H: approx. 28 1/2".W: approx. 31 3/4".D: approx. 16" (closed).

American. 1930s. Wood case with glass face, metal knobs and coin acceptor. This is the "One" cent machine (early 3 ball version) by Baker who was later acquired by Franz in the late 1930's. Franz modi

One ball for 5-cents and plays incredibly smooth. The 3-Dimensional football players have been repainted and readjusted for proper operation. The original coin box receiver and original locking device

3" Game Ball Found in Union County Illinois

Lot of (3) Game Balls Found in Union County Illinois

Lot of (3) Game Balls Found in Union County Illinois

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 1 TO 2 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM ILLINOIS. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWH