Camelback Arrow. Likely American, ca. 1950.

Two Gaffed Loose-Legged Camel Back Arrows. H.C. Evans (?), ca. 1950. The operator can control where a gaffed arrow will stop by manipulating one of the legs. Primarily used in carnivals. 1) Original s

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. Sixth plate tintype of a young Native American man, likely Winnebago, posed with a war club and bird arrows. Ca 1865.  Sixth plate tintype with hand-tinting. (A few surface ma

Native American, Northwestern United States, Northern California, likely Miwok or Yana peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A rare collection of 18 arrows including wood shafts and obsidian poi

Chinese Dice Box with Original Box. American, ca. 1950. Bakelite lined with felt top and bottom. Uses fair dice but the person shaking can control their roll. Exc.

Cassadega Spirit Cabinet. American, ca. 1950. Collapsible small wooden cabinet, painted black, for the Dancing Handkerchief routine. 18 _ x 15 x 9. Minor paint chips, else good.

American, ca. 1950. Black and white "Storming The Castle". Artist signed in pencil in lower right margin. Numbered in pencil "10/25" in lower left margin. Purchased from Garth's Auctions, 6/18/93. Res

NAVAJO AREA RUGNorth American, ca. 1950. Geometric designs in shades of brown, beige and reds, with grey field, imperf. 7' 9" length, 4' 2" width

JAXON. JAXON THE MAGICIAN AND HIS GHOST SHOW. American, ca. 1950. Three-color window card for the “necromantic extravaganza” and “spiritualistic séance – a challenge to th

American, ca. 1950, hand carved and gilded custom frame in the Spanish style. Rabbet: 42" x 61 1/2" Overall Dimensions: 50 1/2" x 69 1/2" Molding Width: 4 1/4"

Gaffed Chuck-A-Luck Cage. American, ca. 1950. German silver cage rotates on axis to roll the dice inside. With three large magnetic (“mag”) dice inside that can be controlled by the operator. Chea

19th century oil on canvas painting of a most mischievous cat. Likely American, ca. 1850s - 1890s. Label reads " 'The Chase' E. Powell". The painting depicts a genre scene, showing an exasperated woma

NAVAJO AREA RUGNorth American, ca. 1950. Symmetrical geometric design in shades of beige and brown, imperf. 8' 10" length, 5' 8" width

Vintage Spook Show Skull Mask. American, ca. 1950. Jumbo papier-mache skull mask with hand-painted featured, polychrome painted black interior. Approx. 15 x 12 x 10”. Finish flaking in spots, but fi

American, ca. 1950's. Lithographed tin piano played by Bob Smith while Howdy Doody dances. Functions properly. 8.5"h., 6.5"w., 6"d.

Five piece collection of silver overlay glass items. Likely American, ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Art Nouveau inspired floral designs. One piece is iridescent orange glass, not unlike Tiffany

Three Pair of Magnetic Dice and Magnet. American, ca. 1950. Magnet 6 3/4 x 3". Two pair in fair condition.

American, ca. 1950, bold molding, finely gilded in patinated silver leaf. Rabbet: 27" x 39" Overall Dimensions: 35" x 47" Molding Width: 4"

Title: Navajo rug with arrows ca 1950's Dimension: 58 1/2" long x 29" wide Provenance:Very nice Navajo rug with arrows, serrated diamonds and arrow notch border. Full corner tassle. No losss, fade or

American, ca. 1950, bears label for Charles Harris verso. Rabbet: 20" x 24" Overall Dimensions: 29" x 33" Molding Width: 4 3/4"

American, ca. 1950's. Red and yellow pressed steel frame and seat on three wheels. 12"h., 24"l., 9"w.

Large, estate fresh antique ship's wheel. Likely American, ca. 19th century. Wood with diamond wood inlay. Has a cover on one side that swings over the post hole. Condition: worn, marked, missing port

Hand Painted Folk Art Canvas Carnival Banner. American, ca. 1950. For use in a small midway. Attractive graphics of one of the rides. Possibly from Myrtle Beach. 82 x 63". Very good.

American, ca. 1950, in a great standard size. Overall 37" x 42 1/2", Rabbet 30" x 36", Molding 3 3/4".

Kodak Store Display Sign. American, ca. 1950. Sign is in the shape of a package of Kodak Film 620. Printing on all six sides. 27 x 10 ½”. Excellent.