1940’s Ranger Steel Tin Litho Wind-Up Mechanical Billiard Table with Two Players

This great tin wind-up measures about 14” in length. When wound, there is a working on/off slide lever, and each billiard table takes his turn shooting a ball with his cue stick. When tested, the winding mechanism worked well. The condition of the litho on the billiard table is very good with almost no markings on the table sides, base or well. 

There is wear on the table rails and some minor corrosion near one end of the table. The billiard players show some wear and seam separation, but they function and work very well despite the fact that they are made to wear fancy suits and ties as they try to hustle each other. 

The game plays well with gumballs, jawbreakers, marbles, or other glass balls. The original balls left the pool room and turned themselves into pickle balls so that they would have someone to play with.