J A Ewing chip tray (1 Viewer)

[MyLastChip]

Picked this up a while back because the guy wouldn’t send more pics of the chips inside. And was not expensive so I rolled the dice. This is what I bought....

I’ve seen the Ewing mold on here, and did a quick search and could not find any info on a J A Ewing. Any info would be great. I love history.

Is there a market for these? Or should I just toss it? Looks like whoever owned it tried to make a custom set with paint! Lol

 

[Thomacetti]

The green & off white are Nevada mold chips and you will find buyers for them on here for sure.
Shame he ruined the rest with paint

I love the case & dice
Refurbed a case like that last year...let me know if it's for sale.

Nice score

 

[MyLastChip]

The green & off white are Nevada mold chips and you will find buyers for them on here for sure.
Shame he ruined the rest with paint

I love the case & dice
Refurbed a case like that last year...let me know if it's for sale.

Nice score

Looks like it would be a fun project.

 

[gmunny]

Nice pick up! JA Ewing was a Casino Equipment Supply company owned by JA (Slick Ewing). Based in Vegas, I believe it operated in 60s and 70s and sold all types of Casino Equipment, including tables and racks like you have. I'll see if i can narrow down the dates, but my catalog was from 1967.

 

[Sprouty]

I have a tray like that. It is awesome. I need to get it sandblasted and then painted. I plan on replacing the Plexi glass and having it etched as well.

 

[Thomacetti]

I have a tray like that. It is awesome. I need to get it sandblasted and then painted. I plan on replacing the Plexi glass and having it etched as well.

I went with blasting & powder coating (high gloss black with tripple metallics)

 

[MyLastChip]

Nice pick up! JA Ewing was a Casino Equipment Supply company owned by JA (Slick Ewing). Based in Vegas, I believe it operated in 60s and 70s and sold all types of Casino Equipment, including tables and racks like you have. I'll see if i can narrow down the dates, but my catalog was from 1967.

Love this stuff!