Games (2), Steeple Chase bagatelle, Exc cond, 23"

Game boards (2), Star-Light, by Durable Toy & Nov Corp, metal & Gotham Big Shot, wood in metal frame, both Exc cond, 23.5"H & 24.5"H.

Largest is 14" by 10", lot includes 2 Spears Steeple Chase games, a German game and a Coca Cola Horse Race game. The Spears and German games have lead horses, The Coca Cola game box is a reproduction.

Toys (2), Marx DeLuxe Auto Transport, pressed steel & molded plastic, Exc cond w/2 cars, 23"L & unmarked pressed steel steam shovel w/orig red & green paint, VG cond w/paint wear, 13"H x 19"L.

Advertising diecut & calendar (2), D.H. Scofield & Son, children w/cart under umbrella, Exc cond, 23"H x 19"W & 1926 Thompson Garage and Service Station-Arnett, OK, full pad, poem about baby at top le

Largest is 20" by 14", lot includes early English Bavarian style Steeple Chase, French Steeple Chase, 2 Totopoly, ABA American Racing, and Kentucky Derby . Boxes have wear. The Steeple Chase and Frenc

Space game, Atomic Orbetor-X, mfgd by Gherzi, appears unused, molded plastic liner that parts set in has break & 2.5" break in box cover, rest in Exc+ cond, 2"H x 20"W x 11"D.

Game boards (2), 5 Game (Baseball), Poosh-M-Up, Masonite & metal, by Northwestern Products-St. Louis & The Rambler, by Rich Toys-IL, Masonite & wood, Exc & VG cond, 22.5" & 24.5"H.

Three Framed Games, all professionally framed, to include Derby Steeple Chase, by McLoughlin, 24'' x 23'', Black Beauty Game, by Milton Bradley, 23'' x 17'', and The Journey to Bethlehem, by Parker Br

INCLUDING: STEEPLE-CHASE BY SPEAR'S GAMES (BOX 11 1/2" X 15"), THE PECULIAR GAME OF MY WIFE AND I, WHO DID?, AND THE GAME OF BLOW FOOTBALL. Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE IS ON

Stained Glass Windows (2), matching pair of panels in colored and textured glass with arrow & diamond motifs, contained in wood frames, Exc cond, 44.75"H x 23.25"W.

Country store paper & string holders (2), cast iron & wood w/add'l cone of string, all Exc cond, 12.5"H x 23"W.

Children's dishes (23), Jeanette Cherry Blossom Pink Depression glass, (7) dinner plates, (5) cups, (8) saucers, (2) sugars & (1) creamer, all Exc cond, largest 6"Dia.

Coca-Cola signs (2), Drink Ice Cold in Bottles, tin, c.1948, may have been panel for early Glasco cooler, Exc cond, 11.25"H x 23.75"W & It’s the real thing, self-framed metal, 4-79, VG+ cond, 1

Lot of 2 Vintage Tabletop Pinball Games including Electric Poosh-M-Up "Big 5" by Northwestern Products - St. Louis and Lindstrom's Steeple Chase. Both circa 1930's. Poosh-M-UP is in good condition and

Coin-operated skill game, Daval Best Hand, 2-player card game, 1 Cent play, c.1947, minor wear on case & no key, o/wise Exc wkg cond, 20"H x 13"W.

Art Deco mannequins (2), mother & child Woodikins by Oscar Segall, c.1930's, child is wearing a sun or bathing suit, both in Exc cond, mother is 70"H x 23"W.

Country store sample tins (3), Monarch Cocoa, Fairbank's Gold Dust Scouring Powder & Chase & Sandborn's High Grade Coffee, all Exc cond, 2.5"H to 3"H.

19th c. print "Our Gentlemen Steeple Chase Riders". Painted by George Veal/Engraved By E G. Hester". Sight 23 1/2" x 37 1/2".

Toy Miniature Soldiers (23), German hand-painted cast lead figures of the 1776 Pennsylvania militia in 2 poses plus flag bearer, drummer & pike carriers, Exc cond, approx 1.5"H.

Board Game & books, Parker Brothers Tom Swift Board Game, c.1966, complete, one split corner on box, o/wise Exc cond & (20) New Tom Swift Jr. Adventure Books by Victor Appleton II, 2 w/orig dust jacke

Ice Cream Signs (2), A Hit with Tastemark Pie Ice Cream On-A-Stick w/Baseball Game graphic & Fudgsicle Frozen Fudge, both colorful litho on paper in Exc cond, dated 1952 & 1954, 8.5"H x 20.5"W.

Boxed Steeple Chase Game with 6 jockeys circa 1920. 8 pieces including 1 die and tossing cup, condition very good, 2 repaired tails and missing 1 die and playing cards. Box is good with original cardb

canvas, site size 23 1/2 x 30, framed size 32 1/2 x 38 1/2 est. $7000

Steeplechase Park-Coney Island Porcelain Carnival Sign. Brooklyn, NY, created by George C. Tilyou which operated from 1897 to 1964. Five colors, a couple of chips. 23 1/2 inch diameter each.