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Antique framed advertisement for Colchester indoor tennis shoes

came about after the Pfister family developed a system of associated growers who eventually purchased the name and became a cooperative

namely their picnic jugs

- Cincinnati

Mid-Century Wooden "Shoot the Moon"-Style Tabletop Dexterity Game snapper This Ives NoWooden tabletop dexterity game consisting of a long board with routed scoring cups labeled with period slang such as "Hot 1000," "Ullsville 2500," "Square 5000," "Swagger 10000," "Flip 25000," and "Outasight 50000." The game is played by launching a metal ball bearing between two elastic bands at the top, sending it ricocheting down the board into the scored recesses. The design blends elements of pinball, bagatelle, and skill based carnival games,