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THIS Game I Would Have Liked to See
In Response To: Re: Here's the Link, Eric.. ()

* They introduced "mouse roulette," with a mouse released into a cage onto a circular board with numbered holes. The mouse would eventually go into one of the holes, and the number on the hole would be the winning number.
It was a true carnival-type attraction, that won much more in publicity, than it's short life on the floor would indicate.

Players found that they could make noises that made the mouse run into the nearest hole.
They also found that mice would eventually follow the scent of previous mice left in a hole, such that the game was really unmanageable and the game was removed.

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$8,500 for slabbed chips?
Re: Not slabbed chips?
Doesnt actually say items are related
Re: Not slabbed chips?
Not slabbed, encased in lucite
Sorry Guys,
No big thing. We all come here to learn ~~~
I guess I misinterpreted the Glossary..
Not a big thing...
No need to be sorry
Re: No need to be sorry
Did Hughes have involvement with Harold's?
He Sure Did!
Thanks Joel, you learn something new everyday!!
Re: Here's the Link, Eric..
THIS Game I Would Have Liked to See
Good link Joel, boy do I miss
Harolds Club Info
Harold Smith Sr.
Wow, for a really poorly made paperweight!
Re: $8,500 for slabbed chips?
Not quite Correct Alex

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