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A Mechanical Tinplate Golf Game, 1960s
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A Mechanical Tinplate Golf Game, 1960sA West German Mechanical Tinplate Golfing Game, 1960s with original lithograph box, two steel balls and extra spring Dimensions: 31. 5cm long Stock Reference: LH 1307
Note: A magnificent example of a large and weighted 41/2 inch Jaques presentation chess set
A further example is held by the Frederick Parker Chair Collection
rooks as slender turrets with long knopped finials
gilt-stamped Gothic handles to the sides
Stock Reference: 1010
A Wooden Chess Board by Jaques London
circa 1973
A rosewood and boxwood inlaid chessboard by the British Chess Company
Early 19th century
with wooden slide reserve for nine steel balls
two leather shakers and two dice
stamped in silver: JOHN JAQUES & SON Ltd
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