Thoughts . . .

Milo · Nov 25,2011, 04:33 PM

on this chip please. Something about it has struck my fancy, and I am not sure why.

DennisG · Nov 25,2011, 05:13 PM

Looks kinda old school...I like it.

What is it? I wouldn't mind a tourney set like that until I can find my speakeasy tourney set.

gettin daize · Nov 25,2011, 05:15 PM

its nice and basic, i like it

Milo · Nov 25,2011, 05:23 PM

Here is the rest of the set. I think it is the "old school" look that I find appealing.

Milo · Nov 25,2011, 05:25 PM

They are called "Western Saloon" and go for $0.95/chip. Billed clay chips, but I suspect they are "China" clays. Not that I care, just that I think it makes them a tad pricey.

Edit . . . elsewhere on the site, the same mold pattern is described as "compression molded" 100% clay

DennisG · Nov 25,2011, 05:26 PM

Yep I really like that...if you need to buy bulk to save cost..let me know..I would be interested.

DennisG · Nov 25,2011, 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milo

They are called "Western Saloon" and go for $0.95/chip. Billed clay chips, but I suspect they are "China" clays. Not that I care, just that I think it makes them a tad pricey.

Yeah..that is pricey..maybe hang off and see what they do. I certainly do like 'em though. At that price..though...I could wait to find my Speakeasy's

SuitedPair · Nov 25,2011, 05:34 PM

I like em' the first thought that came to mind was "Egyptian"

Very simple and cool.

JohnnieH · Nov 26,2011, 07:29 AM

There is something cool about solid colour chips.

I likey.

compuease · Nov 26,2011, 09:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milo

Here is the rest of the set. I think it is the "old school" look that I find appealing.

Hey those are the chips I used to play with back in the day.. Bill Hickok and I used to collect them...

Milo · Nov 26,2011, 11:51 AM

Great . . . somebody already has this set? Moving on, then . . .

Milo · Nov 28,2011, 03:38 PM

Apparently my questions were good enough to get a sample set shipped out. Oh, and these are an in-lay, rather than a labelled chip. Makes the cost a tad more reasonable, I guess . . .