Jim Linderman blog about surface, wear, form and authenticity in self-taught art, outsider art, antique american folk art, antiques and photography.
Showing posts with label Gambling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gambling. Show all posts
Miniature Folk art Carnival Spinning Wheel Gambling Antique Toy
An antique miniature carnival spinning wheel / gambling toy only 9 inches tall. Primitive and handmade construction, but interestingly the wheel is covered with paper printed numbers. The thin paper was applied to the wheel before small nails were pounded in. There is a "catch" cog, so the wheel works and clicks like a real one. I am guessing this was part of a very old "commercially" available toy set? Think tramp art with old lithograph paper. The old patina is real. Maybe a novelty prize item from a very early carnival gaming booth?
Late 19th, Early 20th century made by hand spinning wheel 9" tall, 3" wide.
Collection Dull Tool Dim Bulb
Crap Shooting A PAIR (of photographs) Rolling Dice Found Photographs
We roll a pair of found photographs. Two early snapshots of "Olie Pitching craps" circa 1950?
Collection Jim Linderman
Punch Card Reel Hit Art of Gambling Vintage Gambling Card Graphics
Large vintage poster-size punch card. Take a Chance!
Unused! Circa 1940? Collection Jim Linderman
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