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Two-panel color caricature: a man in a top hat lures a companion outside a Monopoly Club, and men play cards in a back room.

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The magnetic bunco-steerer and his confederate, Bernhard Gillam (1884), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A two-panel color lithograph by Bernhard Gillam, dated 1884, titled The magnetic bunco-steerer and his confederate. The left panel shows a stout man in a top hat and checked trousers tugging at a well-dressed companion on a city sidewalk beside a Monopoly Club Shades sign. The right panel shows a card game in a smoky back room with signs reading 'This is a Bluff Game, No Limit' and 'The Public Be D, d', with several men gathered around the table.

Museum record: Library of Congress