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Pines, Inc. New Albany, Indiana Type: Illegal Status: Closed Open: 1929, Close: 1940s The Pines, with picture of pine tree. According to Gene Trimble's USPC Records, The Pines chip was delivered to W.A. Bauer August 24, 1929 in New Albany, Indiana. Reference sample board that shows 4,200 crest & seal chips were in the order for two chips (brown-mustard color and a red chip Both had same design. An entry in the Chip Guide shows two later model chips similar logo but different chip mold. In that listing The Pines, with Picture of pine tree was run by T. Bailey, A. Bauer, G. Kramer, W. Wolford and open from 1929 thru 1940's. Only the two color chips were issued in this 1929 chip. About Illegal Casinos - by their nature, information about illegal, or unlicensed, casinos is hard to find and difficult to verify. Information presented on the ChipGuide about these casinos is provided as the result of our best efforts but may not be 100% accurate. Even if the information is accurate, gamblers move around and may take their equipment with them; items used in one casino may have also been used in others. Please send verified information about illegal casinos to the ChipGuide so that we may improve our accuracy. Collapse All Return to Indiana Expand All Casino Money Table Chips (5) [QuickView] Total Items (5)

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