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Re: I wouldn't bet...

that they were all made by the same company. Look at the ends...

The 2 on the left have "heads" that look kind of like wooden beads...the stick shows, and they won't stand up on their own.

The one on the far right (El Rancho Vegas) has concentric grooves, and the center seems flush.

The red one (3rd from left, Mapes) has concentric grooves, but the center protrudes. The yellow (Mapes) is similar, but the grooves aren't as defined.

The Green Sands has the protrusion, but no grooves.

Messages In This Thread

New Table-Knockers from Super Chip Show
Here are a few more...
My favorite one - from Atlantic City
We could catalog table-knockers by borders
Re: I wouldn't bet...
Those would be the varieties...
So what were Table-Knockers used for?
Re: I was going to ask the same thing!
Re: So what were Table-Knockers used for?
Re: So what were Table-Knockers used for?
Thank you for the explanation!
Would everyone please show their Knockers!
My Wife Has A Couple..But She Said No!
Re: New Table-Knockers from Super Chip Show
Re: Nice! I've never seen...
Sands and Mapes: both left-handed and right-handed
Re: rofl Never thought of that! rofl rofl

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