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Order #	Picture: 487 pixels wide	Material, # of sides, etc. ------------------	Description All are VINTAGE Put & Takes except for PT1, PT8 and PT44	Price
PT1		Brass Put & Take (8-sided) in green felt bag-- Modern	¶ top is about 1-1/8" long.  They spin well enough, virtually every attempt.  They have golden brass polish.  Instructions and felt bag are included. ¶ 8 sides: TA, T1, T2, T3, AP, P1, P2, P3. ¶ Click here for another picture (item is on the left).	$15.00
PT2		Bi-level Race Horses Top	¶ excellent condition, like new.  Nickel on brass.  Spins fine.  Fine engraved letters and numbers. Another picture of it. .. ... ..... . This is top #2 as seen in the picture and chart  on my put and take personal collection page. ¶ The top you will be getting looks like this one -- horses in the same order. It shows the "Odds On, Pat. App'd. For" engraved on the top of the spinner. ¶ the horses names are (in this order): Yutoi-Envoy-Harrier, Scamp, Sicyon, Golden Corn. ¶ "Odds On, Pat. App'd. For" is engraved on the top of the spinner.   Famous British race horses, c. 1920's. (Yutoi was born 1917 and Golden Corn 1919.  In the U.S., anyway, horses raced about 2,3 4 years after birth.  Please correct me if I am wrong about that.) Probably made for the British market. ¶ The odds on top spin independently of the bottom (horses' names.)  All metal. ¶ the odds are: DISQ,10-1,2-1, 4-1,6-1,8-1	$75.00
PT3 SOLD 4-24-11		Bi-level Race Horses Top SOLD	¶ rare, and in very fine condition. Other pictures via this link, before I polished the top!  All a nice silvery, hefty metal, not sure of the type of metal.  Very attractive.  Spins very well.  This is top #3 as seen in the picture and chart  on my put and take personal collection page. ¶ the top level spins and gives these odds:     DISQ, 5-1, 2-1, 8-1, 6-1, 4-1 ¶ the famous horse names on the bottom (1940s mainly) are: Citation--Assault--Zev--Whirlaway-- Man-O-War-- Stymie	$75.00 SOLD
PT4		Bi-level Race Horses Top	¶ Nice condition.  Spins fine.  Actual Put & Take you will be getting is virtually like the one pictured here except that the odds top part has the white ink largely gone, but the numbers are engraved and you can add ink/paint/soap to show the odds more clearly, though fine the way it is now. Very nice shiny nickel or silver plate brass on the bottom. Serrated knob as in upper picture.  Viewing from above, you can often read "Patented April 1921," but this old one is worn there (as are many) -- you can read some of it like "patented, April .. .....9 ....." ¶ about 1-1/4", 32 grams. All metal -- looks like a steel upper level and  silver or nickel plated brass bottom level.   Both levels rotate independently when you spin the top. ¶ from about the 1920's. ¶ bi-level in that the odds (on top) spin/move  independently of the horse names (on bottom). ¶ the horse names are: Grey Lag, Colin, Man-O-War, Morvich, Zev, and Spark Plug. ¶ very fine condition. ¶ full details and another picture are on my put and take personal collection page. It is #4 in the picture and table near the bottom of that page.  As noted there, these PT4 (#4) tops were also made without the patent date engraved on the top of the top.  Here is one I sold recently. ¶ Here is another one of these I recently purchased for rather little.  Yours for only $45.00. It is in very fine condition/engraving, except that the nickel-silvery suface coating didn't go on so well in manufacture.  Plus it was photographed in a strange yellow light. ¶ Here is another one I have for sale.	$67.00
PT5		Bi-level Race Horses Top	¶ this is top #5 as seen in the picture and chart  on my put and take personal collection page.  Spins fine. ¶ the one for sale here now is in very fine condition.   ¶ What is REALLY GREAT and unusual about this one is that the engraved letters/numbers that circle the top from above are clear and easy to read: "Patented April 1921 No. 1374243."  (The "9" in "1921" is not too clear, and I might be off a numeral in that long patent number.)  Often you see these engravings virtually worn all away. ¶ the horse names are: Morvich, Pillory, Lucky Hour, Bunting, Colin, and Man-O-War, all famous winning U.S. racehorses from 1907 to 1921. ¶ here is another one I recently sold.  And here too.	$75.00
PT6		pair antique  P&T dice -- probably celluloid	¶ one pair of antique put and take dice.   The dice are 5/8." ¶ the 6 sides of the dice say: P,P,P,T,T and T on one die; and 1, 2, 3, 3, 4 and A (for All) on the other die. ¶ see picture of the old, original Crisloid Co. box of these dice. ¶ Another view.	$14.00 per pair
PT7		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, c. 1.25", wonderful spinner, easy to spin -- works well every time and spins forever!.  You wouldn't want a better one!  The one you will be getting is virtually like the one pictured here.  You wouldn't notice the difference! .. ... .... If you want a Put and Take top to play with, you couldn't find a better one -- so easy to spin it, and the spin lasts so long. ¶ reads horizontally: take all, put two, take one, all put, take two and put one. ¶ about 1-1/4" long	$30.00
PT8		6-sided plastic GAFFED modern Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, sturdy heavy plastic, 1-3/4." Very well made, modern. ¶ unusual features: gaffed for "cheating:" spin it to the right, and 90% of the time a "P" (put) will show; spin it to the left (counter-clockwise) and 90% of time a "T" will show -- works as such because it is weighted inside! (This is REALLY sold only as an interesting novelty.  You REALLY wouldn't want to use it for cheating/gambling because, morality aside, players would get suspicious when the top would land on Put 90% of time!) ¶ sides read: T3, P2, T2, P3, T1, P1. ¶ attractiveness: very  ¶ readability: excellent ¶ handle: very easy to pick up. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins fine when you twist to the right, but I found it difficult to spin it to the left, but should improve with practice.	$20.00
PT9		small Put & Take punch board	¶ wonderful, vintage, mint, small Put and Take PUNCH BOARD. Note the picture of the Put & Take on the face of the item!  The odds are given on the face: the customer can lose 1 to 5 cents (usually from his change from a store purchase) or win 5 to 50 cents in trade. ¶ cute and collectible -- only about 5" x 3" x  1/2." ¶ old and mint -- has the original label over the key in the back -- sealed. ¶ $15 plus actual postage	$15.00 plus actual post- age
PT10		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 1-1/4", brass, heavy, 6-sided ¶ looks nice, and easy to read, but very poor spinner.  About half the time you get an invalid spin, but with practice it should improve over time.	$6.00
PT11		left-handed (rare) 6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ very RARE left-handed brass Put and Take.  Hardly ever see left-handed ones.  Note that as you read it, the stem is on the left side! (I have only 1 or 2 left-handed ones in my personal collection.) ¶ 1-1/8" ¶ 6-sided: all put, take two, put one, take all, put two, and take one. ¶ get a valid spin each time.  Most of the time it is a smooth, upright long spin. Infrequently the spin is valid but wobbly.	$40.00
PT12		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, brass, 1-1/4." ¶ no problems, easy to spin and spins well. Darker than the picture in real life, but OK, and you could polish the brass item if you were so inclined.	$25.00
PT13		8-sided celluloid Put & Take	¶ 8-sided, celluloid (or very similar heavy plastic), 1-1/2" long P&T top.  Typical of celluloid, there is a nice ivory-like grain "printed" on the top. Click here for another picture of the P&T. ¶ unusual features: longer (1.5") and wider (about 1") than the usual P&T.  Most stiking is the ivory-like, celluloid-like grain on the top. ¶ 8 sides read: * (star = "take all"), P1, T2, P3,  T1, 0 (zero = "all put"), T3, P4. ¶ attractiveness: yes -- soft, light yellow-tan. ¶ readability: OK, though the "T3" side is light, ¶ handle: short handle to grip, , but I had no trouble grabbing and spinning it. ¶ ease and quality of spin: very good -- nice upright, long spin. ¶ I have just acquired another one of these: noticeably larger, clearer/sharper inscriptions (T3, P3, etc.), which does not spin as well or smooth, but looks great and spins well enough.  You may have it for the same $35 price.	35.00
PT14		6-sided brass Put and Take	¶ 6 sides, brass, 1-1/8." ¶ sides read: take all, take two, take one, put two, all put, put one. ¶ attractiveness: ok.  Don't be fooled by the poor picture -- it has a nice copper brass color, patina. Polished some. Has a nice thickness and  weight. ¶ readability: fair, OK. ¶ handle: knurled handle, easy to grasp. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins fine every time -- nice long, smooth, upright spin	$33.00
PT15		6-sided brass French Put and Take	France. Brass, 6-sided, excellent condition and patina, easy to pick up and spin.  Spins well. c. 1935. This old solid brass spinning dice measures 1 1/8 inches long and is in a excellent condition. No damage. The 6 sides are marked:  ¶ Galeries Lafayette -- take all ¶ Prenez1 -- take 1 ¶ Mettez 1 -- put 1 ¶ Mettez Chacun -- "put each one" -- all put ¶ Prenez 2 -- take 2 ¶ Mettez 2 -- put 2 The brass Galeries Lafayette Put and Take is for sale here, not the box and instructions. Click to see the original old instruction sheet and original box. ("Toupie" means top/spinner or whirlgig.) Seller told me "Galeries Lafayette is a famous chain of shops in France. I believe they've been around for over 100 years. I've previously sold antique shop advertising handles with their name and mark on them." Click here for pictures and description of this fabulous French department store -- perhaps the most magnificent department store (grand magasin, en francais) on the planet.	$65.00
PT16		left-handed 6-sided plastic pen (pencil & ink) -dice- compass-top Put and Take	¶ 6-sided, plastic combination Put and Take.  Excellent condition.  Put and take is 1-1/4."  The pen is 7." Note that the Put and Take is the rare "left-handed" type. ¶ Click here for bigger picture. ¶ Wonderful vintage conversation peice, must-have for the Put and Take collector. This is a very rare piece.  It is the first one I have seen on eBay all these years.  I have one in my personal collection (click here to see it, near the top of that page), and it is in poor condition with parts missing. ¶ As shown, it disassembles to be a: put & take top, 3 small dice, a working compass and a presumably working mechanical lead pencil.  Not shown here, but I just discovered that the red tip end also unscrews to show a metal tip for a dip-ink pen!   ¶ sides read: take all, put all, take one, put one, put two and takes two. ¶ the Put and Take top spins very poorly even though it is in mint condition, so I guess it was made poorly spin-wise to begin with. Of course, the game can be played even if the top does not spin -- it flops about and lands on one side randomly.  And as noted, this wonderful, vintage  piece is sold as a unique collectible, not  as a playing piece!	$75.00
PT17		8-sided, brass, Put and Take	¶ 8-sided, brass, c. 1-1/8" put and take. ¶ unusual features: 8 sides is rarer than 6 sides! ¶ sides read: TA [take all], P3, T2, P1, AP [all put one chip in pot], T3, P2, and T1. ¶ attractiveness: OK ¶ patina: yes. ¶ readability: OK ¶ handle: easy enough to pick up ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins well.	$40.00
PT18		"O-Boy," chip-size brass spinner Put & Take	"O-BOY" Bonne Chance Corporation metal put & take spinner -- 1-1/2" across (the size of a poker chip!).  A wonderful put and take -- it uses the term  "win" instead of  "take," and "lose" instead of "put." Fine condition, spins terrifically, endlessly. A bit soiled, but I made no effort to clean it up, though it is OK as it is now.  Very desirable piece.  To see the name of the New York City manufacturer on the reverse side, click here. For side view, click here.  To see one I recently sold (and the one advertised here might be cleaned up to look like it), click here.	$75.00
PT19 Sold 2/12/12		6-sided brass Put & Take Sold 2/12/12	¶ 6-sided, brass, c. 1-3/16." ¶ sides read: take all, all put, put one, take two, take one, put two. ¶ attractiveness: OK, typical. ¶ patina: yes. ¶ readability: OK. ¶ handle: easy to pick up. ¶ ease and quality of spin: excellent spinner, just what you would want!  Spins every attempt, and spins smoothly, upright, for long time!	$35.00 Sold 2/12/12
PT20		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, brass, about 1-1/4." ¶ fine condition, no problems, nice brass petina. ¶ sides read (in caps): take all, put two, take one, all put, take two, put one. ¶ spins well -- easy to grasp and spin. Spins for a long time.	$30.00
PT21		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, brass, about 1-1/4." ¶ a little dark, but does the job -- spins well: very easy to spin it, and it spins upright for a long time. ¶ 6 sides read in capital letters: take all, take two, take one, all put, put two and put one.	$23.00
PT22		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6 sides, brass, 1-1/4." ¶ sides read: take all, all put, put one, take two, take one, put two. ¶ attractiveness: brass is nice, but inscriptions are worn in places and sloppy in the sense that different fonts are used! ¶ patina: OK. ¶ readability: some of the sides are worn, so some words are worn in places, so annoying some, but can read the sides and play! ¶ handle, finial: knurled spinning grip, long? -- OK. ¶ ease and quality of spin: get a good spin every time.	$23.00
PT23		6-sided brass put and take	¶6-sides, brass, 1-1/4+" ¶ unusual features: thicker than most, good heft. ¶ sides read: take all, put two, take one, all put, take two, put one. ¶ attractiveness: fine (picture here is blurry some because I had rotated the picture). ¶ patina: yes, dark ¶ readability: OK, but need to play in good light. ¶ handle: OK, easy to pick up. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins well every time.	$35.00
PT24		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, brass, c. 1-1/8". ¶ sides are stamped: TAKE ALL, PUT TWO, PUT ONE, TAKE TWO, TAKE ONE, ALL PUT. ¶ attractiveness: OK ¶ patina: yes, ¶ readability: OK, fine. ¶ handle: OK, easy to pick up. ¶ ease and quality of spin: excellent spinner -- spins every time, effortless, spins upright for a very long time -- everything you would want in a put and take top.	$33.00
PT25		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, brass, about 1-1/4." ¶ standard P&T. ¶ sides read: take all, all put, put two, take two, take one, put one. ¶ attractiveness: fine, regular brass look, no problems. ¶ readability: fine. ¶ handle: long, easy to grasp and spin. ¶ ease and quality of spin: OK, spins well, valid spin each time -- usually a smooth, upright, long spin; sometimes it wobbles just a little.	$23.00
PT26		8-sided copper Put & Take	¶ 8-sided, light weight but strong: copper?, c. 1-1/4." ¶ sides read: * (star = take all), T3, P1, T2, 0 (zero = all put), P3, T1, P4. ¶ attractiveness: yes. ¶ patina: none -- copper. ¶ readability: excellent. ¶ handle, finial: OK, spins easily. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins easily and for very long time -- good spinner.	$32.00
PT27		left-handed (rare) 6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ rare left-handed brass 6-sided put & Take, 1-1/8." Hardly ever see left-handed ones.  Note that as you read it, the stem is on the left side! (I have only 1 or 2 left-handed ones in my personal collection.) ¶ has nice long handle, easy to grasp and spin, spins for quite a long time -- all you would want in a Put & Take,  --pleasure to spin it! ¶ nice patina and coloring -- nicer and darker than the picture shows. ¶ sides read: take all, put one, take two, all put, take one, put two.	$50.00
PT28		6-sided brass Put and Take	¶  attractive put and take, much better than the poor picture. Nice brass patina, not as dark as in picture. And no paint in the engravins; made with no filling. ¶ nice squat shape, and attractive.  Spins quite well, and the spin lasts a long time.  Good buy.  Priced low here due to poor/deceiving picture. ¶ one inch. ¶ six sides read (in caps): take all, put one, take one, all put, put two, take two.	$25.00
PT30 Spoken for 2/11/12		6-sided brass Put & Take Spoken for 2/11/12	¶ 6-sided, brass, 1-1/4." ¶ unusual features: thick, nice heavy weight, long, attractive. ¶ sides read in caps: take all, put two, take one, all put, take two, put one. ¶ attractiveness: very  -- nice brass copper color, shines nicely in the light. ¶ patina: good, perfect -- neither too dark nor too light. ¶ readability: OK. ¶ ease and quality of spin: easy to pick up, spins well every time, long upright smooth spin -- a winner, a put and take to be proud to own and use, much nicer than the picture.	$35.00 Spoken for 2/11/12
PT31		6-sided brass Put & Take	¶ 6-sided, brass, 1-1/4." ¶ sides read (in caps): take all, take one, take two, all put, put two, put one. ¶ attractiveness: typical brass put and take. ¶ patina: yes. ¶ readability: faint in places, but OK in decent light. ¶ handle: easy to grip. ¶ ease and quality of spin: a superb spinner, easy to pick up, spins easily every time, spins smoothly upright for quite a long time!	$27.00
PT32 SOLD 2-3-12		6-sided brass put & take SOLD 2-3-12	¶ 6-sided, brass, 1-1/4+." ¶ unusual features: big one -- heavier, thicker and longer than most put and takes. ¶ sides read (in caps): take all, put two, take one, all put, take two, put one. ¶ attractiveness: OK ¶ patina: OK ¶ readability: fair ¶ handle: long, easy to pick up. ¶ ease and quality of spin: extremely easy to pick and spin, makes a valid and long spin each time.	$40.00 SOLD 2-3-12
PT33		6-sided brass put & take	¶ 6-sided, brass, 1-1/8." ¶ sides read: take all, put two, put one, take two, take one, all put. ¶ attractiveness: OK, no problems. ¶ patina: fine, typical. ¶ readability: good. ¶ handle: OK. ¶ ease and quality of spin: easy to spin, spins well all the time -- long, smooth spin -- all you would want.	$35.00
PT34		8-sided wood put & take	¶ 8-sided, wood, 2" x 1." ¶ sides read: star (take all), T3, P1, T2, O0 (all put), P3, T1, P4. ¶ attractiveness: used, but fine ¶ readability: very good. ¶ handle: easy to grasp. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins very well every time, nice long spin, fun to use.	$15.00 per top
PT35		6-sided brass put and take	¶ 6-sides, brass, 1-1/8." ¶ sides read: take all, put two, take one, all put, take two and put one. ¶ attractiveness: OK, standard. ¶ patina: yes, standard ¶ readability: fair, OK in light, could polish it if you wish. ¶ handle: OK handle, easy to pick up. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins well every time.	$33.00
PT36		"12-sided" plastic charm or prize	¶ these must have been made for charm bracelets or Cracker Jack-like prizes. ¶  says "Cosmo ... Hong Kong" on the back. ¶ Great Collectors Item. .. ...Upon shake Mini Metal Marble stops in one of 6 Red (Put) or 6 Black (Take) numbered slots. ... Made in Hong Kong. ...All have Loops. ¶ there are two types to choose from: (1) 1/4" (2/8") high, in red and yellow, ....  and (2) 3/8" high, in green and yellow. Both types are pictured here.	$6.00 each
PT37 SOLD 11-28-11		8-sided STERLING SILVER Put & Take w/ maker's mark and "Sterling mark SOLD 11-28-11	¶ 8-sided, sterling silver, 1-1/4." ¶  Top is marked "STERLING" as  shown in the picture to the left; it also has the maker's mark (though no picture is available to show that). ¶ sides read:* [red star for "take all"], T3, P1, T2, o [for "all put"], P3, T1, P4. ¶ attractiveness: OK, no scratches, etc., no problems except it is tarnished from age and can be readily polished if the buyer wishes. ¶ patina: yes ¶ readability: yes, fine. ¶ ease and quality of spin: easy to spin -- long spin. SOLD 11-28-11	$40.00
PT38		6-sided brass put and take	¶ 6 sides, brass, 1-1/4". ¶ sides read: take all, put two, take one, all put, take two, put one. ¶ attractiveness: yes. ¶ patina: yes. ¶ readability: OK, would play in light. ¶ handle, finial: knurled spinning grip, long? -- OK. ¶ ease and quality of spin: fine, easy -- nice long smooth spin each time.	$35.00
PT39		6-sided brass put and take	¶ 6 sides, brass, 1-1/8" ¶ sides read: take all, put two, take one, all put, take two, put one. ¶ attractiveness: OK ¶ patina: yes, dark. ¶ readability: OK, but play in a good light. ¶ knurled finial, easy to grip and spin. ¶ ease and quality of spin: spins easily and well each time -- spins forever, like most put and takes!	$35.00
PT40		6-sided brass put and take	¶ 6 sides, brass, 1-1/4." ¶ sides read: take all, take one, put one, take two, all put, put two. ¶ attractiveness: OK, standard. ¶ patina: OK, dark, standard. ¶ readability: fair, playing in good light helps. ¶ handle, finial: swell: easy to pick-up and spin. ¶ ease and quality of spin: fine, easy to spin, and spins upright for long time.	$33.00
PT41		6-sided brass put and take	¶ 6 sides, brass, 1-1/4." ¶ sides read: take all, put two, put one, take two, take one, all put. ¶ attractiveness: OK, standard ¶ patina: OK -- dark, standard ¶ readability: OK in good playing light. ¶ handle, finial: fine, easy to pick up and spin. ¶ ease and quality of spin: fine, just what you would want -- easy to spin and for long upright time.	$35.00
PT42		8-sided silver-plate copper? put and take	¶ 8 sides, 1-1/4."  Hollow, silvery coat, light weight. Not sure of material; it is not drawn to a magnet -- I checked. ¶ unusual features: hollow, light-weight metal. 8-sided ones are not common. ¶ sides read: * [star = take all], T3, P1, T2, 0 [zero = all pay or whatever players decide], P3, T1, P4. ¶ attractiveness: yes. ¶ readability: good. ¶ handle, finial: not the greatest, but works; pick up readily with one or two hands with practice.  Finial not so easy to grasp. ¶ ease and quality of spin: OK -- you pick it up and and hold it in two hands as you grasp the finial.  Then it is easy to make a fine smooth spin: upright and lasts a long time. ¶ Click here  to see another one of these which I recently sold, a more worn one.	$30.00
PT43		6-sided brass put and take	¶ 6 sides, brass, c. 1-1/4." ¶ sides read: take all, put two, put one, all put, take one, take two. ¶ attractiveness: OK, few small blemishes of no real importane and which could be polished out I imagine. ¶ patina: yes. ¶ readability: OK if play in lighted area. ¶ handle, finial: knurled spinning grip, long? -- yes, fine. ¶ ease and quality of spin: Ok -- easy to pick up and spin.  Usually get a nice long upright spin.	$35.00
PT44		Pewter Put & Take (8-sided) -- Modern	¶ slightly over one inch long. ¶ It spins well and long once it gets going, but at least half the time the spin is invalid -- the top aborts/flops on take-off . If you intend to play with it a lot, I recommend you buy the vintage ones below on this page -- well worth the little extra money. (Of course, the game can still be played if the top does not spin, but flops about like dice -- just as with a spin, the top will finally land with one side showing.) ¶ Instructions are included. ¶ 8 sides: TA, P3, T2, P1, AP, T3, P2, T1. ¶ Click here for another picture (the item is on the right).	$3.00 for one top (2 shown in picture)

PT75

-------------------- 1939 Wooden 8-sided Put & Take in boxed set

¶ 8-sided wood P&T (1-3/4" long) with paper strip, in original cardboard box (6 x 4.5 x 1") which includes small plain wooden chips.  On box and P&T label, it says made by Transgram Co., Inc, NY, and box adds: copyright 1939. ¶  Click here for larger picture of the set. ¶ left-handed P&T. ¶ sides read: take all, put 3, take 1, put 4, all put, take 3, put 1, take 2. ¶ attractiveness: yes, and attractive cute box in overall good shape (very minor wear in some places). ¶ readability: fine.  Slightly disconcerting at first is that the sections on the paper strip do not line up perfectly with the six flat sides, as seen in the picture on the left.  But the players would get used to that, and this is well-priced as a collectible. ¶ handle: short wood handle, could have been longer, but adequate. ¶ ease and quality of spin: playable spin each time, though some spins wobble more than others at first, but with practice you soon get all smooth, long spins.

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