Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/paintedcraps.jpg##<time=4>Beautiful reproduction of a 1 man "Philadelphia Style" craps layout from the 1930s. Note all the text are on applied oil cloth with just the lines painted onto the background cloth. 
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/0037_1_lg.jpg##<time=4>H.C. Evans casino table originally used for the game of "Chuck A Luck" recovered with "Black Jack" layout.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/0220_8_lg.jpg##<time=4>Portable 1 man (dealer) craps table most likely made by the Mason Co.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/0e_3.jpg##<time=4>Another 1 man craps table. Taylor & Company, circa 1930s
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/1011-18848.large.jpg##<time=4>The "Cycle Whirl" 1 man craps table. Circa 1910 to 1920, H.C. Evans Company
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/10702_0869_1_lg.jpg##<time=4>Another small 1 dealer craps table, maker unknown.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/1126_2_lg.jpg##<time=4>B.C. Wills, 11 ft Double Dealer craps table. This table was used at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Most craps tables used in the Nevada Casinos had a chip rack built into the table top rim. Circa mid 1930s / early 1940s.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/1234-30401.large.jpg##<time=4>Mason full sized craps table circa 1940s
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/1234-30890.large.jpg##<time=4>Top view of the Mason table in the previous photo. Note the cutout for the table's bank of chips and for the "Stick Man" on the opposite side.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/12827e1_27.jpg##<time=4>Another mid 1930s B.C Wills full sized craps table. Note the added rack for drinks along the bottom of the rail.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/13cf_1.jpg##<time=4>1 man early 1930s Mason craps table with the original layout.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/1c_3.jpg##<time=4>Taylor & Company small eight foot craps table, Note the beautiful walnut veneer. Circa early 1940s. 
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/3380_3.jpg##<time=4>Another B.C Wills full sized craps table. Looks like a 10/11 footer, Note the vertical "ribbed" inside rail rubber and top chip racks.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/3859_0426_1_lg.jpg##<time=4>Small Taylor & Company 1 man craps table. Circa 1940s

Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/3b65_3.jpg##<time=4>Lower view of the beautiful cabinetry of the mid 1930s B.C. Wills table. 
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/600_blackjack20.jpg##<time=4>Another Mason "hairy paw" foot black jack table with chrome plated foot rest. Circa mid 1930s.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/6a81_3.jpg##<time=4>Great view of some nice vintage chip and money racks on this antique table. The layout is a newer replacement. Note the half billiard balls used as dice bucks.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/6a_12.jpg##<time=4>Another 1 man Mason craps table. 
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/74_3.jpg##<time=4>Top layout view of a typical 1 man table. Note the drop in chip rack.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/890-21697.large.jpg##<time=4>Full side view of the previous table. Looks to be of B.C. Wills manufacture circa 1930s. Note the metal plated hand screws at the legs sides. This is so these tables could be broken down and hidden/stored quickly.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/944-21535.large.jpg##<time=4>Another more modern layout on an antique table. Note the billiard ball dice bucks.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/DCP01304.jpg##<time=4>Another view of the B.C. Wills table used at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas. Table veneer and legs are mahogany, most were made of black American walnut.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/DCP01306.jpg##<time=4>Top view of the correct vintage layout on the B.C. Wills Golden Nugget table. Note the billiard ball dice bucks and spring loaded door to the drop box under the table.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/DSCF0801.jpg##<time=4>Mason craps table in the Sanfillipo collection. Circa late 1930s.
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Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/b.jpg##<time=4>Copper chip and money rack on the late 1930s Mason black jack table. The slot was for coins and paper money which dropped into an attached copper box below. The rack and money box were one complete removable unit.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/book7.jpg##<time=4>Original catelogue photo of a 1 man Mason craps table. Late 1930s early 1940s.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/craps table.jpg##<time=4>HC Evans 1 man crap table. "Restored" with more modern diamond rail rubber and a contemporary layout.

Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/fb_3.jpg##<time=4>Another view of the previous picture. Note the beautiful veneer and wood work. Circa 1930s /early 1940s.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/kqpnv.jpg##<time=4>Close up of top rim and side rail.
Gallery/Antique Equipment/Craps/lllll.jpg##<time=4>Early 1930s H.C. Evans 1 man craps table with added drink racks.

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