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1396 Park Ave.
Emeryville, California
Type: Card Room
Status: Closed
Open: 1953, Close: 1960s
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| Bar and licensed card room originally owned by John Joseph "Bud" Carey, who was previously the co-owner of the "Hollywood Club" (El Cerrito, CA). Also called "Shanty Club" and the "Shanty Bar and Grill". Around 1959 bought by Frank Dillon. C. W. Rice shipped at least six colors of the "PC" L mold chips to Phil Carey in 1954, 1955, and 1957. The first shipment was sent directly to the club, and the second two were sent to 40th St. and San Pablo Ave, about 4 blocks away.
Above advertisement detail from 9/11/1953 (Oakland Tribune), photograph from Google Streetview (2021). |
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CG074916 Obsolete
Added: 2012-05-30
Last Update: 2023-04-14
Color: Blue
Mold: HHL
Inlay: HS-Gold
Contributed by: Raulin Mendonca
Previously thought to be in Ukiah.
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CG097549 Obsolete
Added: 2013-01-23
Last Update: 2023-04-14
Color: Red
Mold: HHL
Inlay: HS-Gold
Contributed by: Jim Colbert
Previously thought to be in Ukiah.
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CG274637 Obsolete
Added: 2021-12-07
Last Update: 2023-04-14
Color: Dk Blue
Mold: L's
Inlay: HS-Gold
Previously associated with the Pioneer Club (Jackson, CA), which closed before these chips were hot stamped.
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CG274636 Obsolete
Added: 2021-12-07
Last Update: 2023-04-14
Color: Orange
Mold: L's
Inlay: HS-Silver
Previously associated with the Pioneer Club (Jackson, CA), which closed before these chips were hot stamped.
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