Shooting Gallery - All Metal Products Company

Shooting Gallery - All Metal Products Company We think this is from the 1950's. Has two guns, two darts, and the wind up key. You can see the original box exhibits significant wear. We did not t

Vintage Cast Metal Shooting Gallery Target. 10"w. Condition: Good with wear.

Half-size American Industrial lunchroom table., the refinished brushed metal frame having eight swing-out seats. Fabricated for the Sani Products Company, Sani Building, Chicago, IL. Sani Products was

Antique Handheld Perfecscope Stereoscope This is a metal "Perfecscope" by the company H.C. White who patented this product in 1895. This is hand etched and in good condition with no known damage. The

SEVEN WORLD WAR II-ERA U.S. NAVY RECOGNITION / TEACHER MODELSMade by Comet Metal Products Company. Die cast metal and wood.Lengths from 14.5" to 19.75".

EIGHT WORLD WAR II-ERA U.S. NAVY RECOGNITION / TEACHER MODELSMade by Comet Metal Products Company. Die cast metal and wood.Lengths from 14.5" to 19.75".

Unusual Brinkman #900 Shooting Gallery. Metal cannon shoots at black face targets. Very unusual piece. 14" Very Good

Crow shooting gallery target. Metal with original paint in black, silver and yellow. Circa 1930. H 9-7/8".

DST. Maker's marked, "American Art Sign Co." C. 1920s UMC cartridges "Hit the Bull's Eye" painted metal flange sign. CONDITION: Side A, has excellent color and gloss with a handful of minor surface sc

11 1/2". In original green paint, painted both sides.

More swan than duck with an arching neck and slightly curved beak, standing on custom stand, total height: Duck 10.75"h, total height: 20"h. PROVENANCE: Directly from a second generation collection an

Unusual Felix The Cat balancing Shooting Gallery Target. All metal construction. Rocks back and forth and arms go around. Looks to have some period repaint. A great looking rare Felix the Cat piece. 2

American. 1940s. Pressed steel Car shows only "Wyandotte" name. Wyandotte Toys was the brand name used by the "All Metal Products Co. The company was based in Wyandotte, Michigan. Marked on front nose

Vintage Marx shooting gallery toy with metal targets that move as well as suspended paratroupers in cardboard. 11"H x 22"L x 12.25"W.

Vintage metal carnival shooting gallery target in the form of a lion, single sided, with paint remnants 22"h x 29"w Provenance: Property from a Southtown (San Antonio, Texas) loft We happily provid

Painted sheet metal mechanical shooting gallery targets, on spring loaded iron bars, terrific detailed figures. Wood, iron, sheet metal, paint. Probably 19th C., likely European. Approx. 11" x 11 1/2"

Antique Cast Iron Shooting Gallery Bird Target,Carnival. Metal shooting bird targets from an old carnival contest or game. These metal shooting birds are quite charming and would look great on a

Baker Ball Shooting Gallery Arcade Game. Circa 1940s. Electro-mechanical shooting gallery, wooden cabinet with cast metal fixtures. Players aim to shoot ducks which rotate into view at the opposite en

Africa 1930s vintage metal, possibly tin, shooting gallery toy. Colorful graphics. Primarily colored red, yellow, blue, and more. Ducks and foliage designs to the obverse. Obverse reads MODEL SHOOTING

Title: Pig Shooting Gallery Target Date/Period: 1950's Dimension: 5” x 3” Provenance:Nice vintage pig shooting gallery target made of heavy metal in old red paint. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of

Early 1 Cent cast metal Calvert Native American shooting gallery trade stimulator / gum vendor. Appears to be in nice restored condition with some wear from use and display. Graphic game face appears

A. J. Smith Mfg. American - Circa 1912 - 14 3/4" Diameter Great Old Original Weathered Surface As a caricature imbued with whimsical surrealism, the popularity of the "Man in the Moon" target has virt

Early LCW Chair Walnut by Charles & Ray Eames, Evans Products Company for Herman Miller, 1940s, H 26.5 in. x W 22 in. x D 22 inches, (H 67.31 cm x W 55.88 cm x D 55.88 cm.) with Evans label on undersi

Early LCW Chair ash by Charles & Ray Eames, Evans Products Company for Herman Miller, 1940s, H 26.5 in. x W 22 in. x D 22 inches, (H 67.31 cm x W 55.88 cm x D 55.88 cm.) with Evans label on underside,