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ANTE UP: The Collection of Robert Eisenstadt

We welcome you to take part in Ante Up, the auction of the Robert Eisenstadt's incredible collection. The auction takes place on January 30, 2021 at 10:00AM CT. You can visit the auction website by clicking here.

You can also view the collection that is up for auction as a PDF.

If you have any questions about the auction, please contact Joseph Slabaugh (joeslabaugh@potterauctions.com, 773-472-1442) at Potter & Potter Auctions.

IN MEMORIAM: Robert Eisenstadt 1942 - 2020

On June 5, 2020, Robert Eisenstadt died peacefully at home, in the loving presence of his sister Nancy and his sister's family. He will be dearly missed by all of us who loved and appreciated him. If you would like to leave a story about Robert, write a message, or read what others have written, please click here.

He took pride in his collection and loved sharing it with fellow enthusiasts; please have a look and enjoy.
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Robert Eisenstadt's
Antique Gambling Chips &  Gambling Memorabilia Web Site

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BOXED BONE CHIP SET --
 unusual to ever find a cased set like this for bone chips.  They usually come
 in individual small wood boxes, one box for each color




closed set
6-1/2" x 3" x 3."  Leather-lined outside.  Satin-lined inside top.  Snap latch.



box is open
The set originally had 160 pieces (there are 152 pieces now).  As originally planned there were 40 chips for each color -- 10 round, 10 small rectangle and 20 large rectangle.  The chips are on the small side -- round (1-1/16" diameter), small rectangle (1-1/16" x 3/4"), and large rectangle (2-1/8" x 5/8").



chip rack lifted out
Note how the chip carrier can be lifted out revealing a space for a deck of cards and a smaller 2" x 3" space for whatever.  (I paid $40 for this set a flea market/antique show in 1990.)


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