Finger-Tip Bingo by Regal Games - Circa 1950s - Shutter Window Bingo Cards, Spinner & Chips - Vintage Fingertip Bingo

Finger-Tip Bingo was the brainchild of inventor and entrepreneur Erich Spitzner. He started Regal Games on the back of his patented his shutter-window, self-contained bingo card idea in 1941 and the company is still going strong today. 

Finger-Tip Bingo rules are the same as traditional bingo only without the loose chips or messy markers. Simply close the translucent window on every number called and before you know it... BINGO!

This is a full complete set from the 1950s. It includes six Finger-Tip Bingo cards, a spinner, and 74 of the 75 bingo call numbers to play the game. (The previous owner kindly cut out a cardboard G52 so you can still play the game if you try to forget the odd shaped number is G52). The Bingo chart is printed on the inside cover. (Use this to keep track of the numbers that have been called.) And, of course, the original instruction sheet is also included.

BIXLEY NOTES

• Vintage Finger-Tip Bingo game 

• Regal Games, circa 1950s

• Original box included

• Box measures 15 1/2" long x 7" wide x 1" deep

VINTAGE NOTES

• The box is torn on one side and shows some light wear around the edges

• The game pieces appear to be in great shape and the shutter windows appear to all be working (though we didn't test every one)

• One of the 75 cardboard bingo call numbers is missing and has been replaced with a home-made cardboard marker (G52)

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