~~~ has been exhibited at the South Florida Fair in the past and on dislplay at Whitehall; Flagler's home on Palm Beach. The table was also outfitted with "B" die-cut clay composition chips... neither of which I believe have ever been used at the BC in Palm Beach.

According to Herbert Swope; when I spoke with him in the early 1990s, all chips were Mother-of-Pearl... and, according to a historian in Paris' 15th, every piece of furniture came from Caro.

I deleted my first post regarding the machines thinking you were suggesting they were used at the BC.

According to everyone I have ever spoken to regarding the Beach Club... sons of Palm Beach mayors, cooks and even a few folks who had their high school prom at the club during the 1940's, claim that everything was to be destroyed after Bradley's death (1946).