Below are pencil sketches made by my father. Based on the age of the subjects, I believe the drawings were made in the 1930s.

First person to identify all 6 subjects gets their choice of either a brown Dunes c&s roulette or a white c&s from the Commercial Club (CA). The inlay on the Commercial Club is way off to the side on the reverse. In my opinion the Commercial Club is a rarer and more valuable chip.

Rules: Email guesses (in order: a, b, c for top row, then d, e, & f). Individual emails can only contain 6 names. Send as many emails as you wish. Winner is email that cantains 6 correct names. Do not post any guesses. Obviously posted guesses would make the contest too easy. I'll probably stop the contest some time tonight (since chips are worth anywhere from $75 to $150)

My email: rfhanover@aol.com

First email with correct names is the winner. Posted guesses will end the contest.