Cast iron ram form shooting target signed "Bad Ed - 10.

Group of cast iron items including a pair of nautical themed bookends signed "Bradley and Hubbard" 6"T x 4.25"W, an old shooting gallery target in the form of a heart, a pair of Union and Confederate

CAST IRON DUCK TARGET, C. 1900, H 6", W 8"A circa 1900 cast iron duck form shooting target.

The black painted and relief decorated cast iron target in the form of an owl with outstretched wings, centering a bull's-eye target with a gong backplate. H: 14.25 in, W: 15 in., D: 2.75 in.

Cast iron eagle shooting gallery target. 10 1/2" W., 13 1/2" Ht..

Nice 1900s 2 cast iron Chicken Shooting Gallery Target. Original park paint. 10" Very Good

A good cast iron shooting target having 2 painted rooster targets and 1 bullseye target, all mounted on a sturdy iron stand, probably early 20th century, very good condition. Measures 10 1/2"W x 19 1/

H.C. Evans Cast Iron Eagle Shooting Target: Chicago, ca. 1900s. Carnival shooting gallery target with molded details and three graduated concentric rings around central hole. 13 x 10 ½”. Di

The early 20th century cast iron shooting gallery targets are stamped with the maker's mark of letter H in a circle. Measures 7.75 x 10.25 and 17.25 x 11 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware t

[CARNIVAL]. Cast Iron Roosters Shooting Gallery Target. ca. 1900s. Original spring bar with counterweight. 4 ½ x 10 ¼ x 5”. White paint on roosters displays shot marks.

Title: Ram iron shooting gallery target C1940 Dimensions: 11 3/4" long x 10" high Provenance/Additional Info: Heavy. Old black finish. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $20.00 to anywhere within the co

Signed "WURFFLEIN PHILADA FOR 22 CARTRIDGE 12" 19TH/20TH c Polychrome painted rooster and chick. Mechanical chick activates when bullseye is struck. 15 1/4" X 11 1/2"

Cast Iron & Sheet Steel Double Rooster Shooting Gallery Target - ERO Mfg. of Chicago - Original Shipping Box - 1930's - 10 1/4' Wide x 7 3/4" Tall

Title: Cast iron Bird shooting gallery target Provenance/Additional Info: This is a cast iron shooting gallery target in the form of a bird. It has a pitted, dark oxidized surface and measures 5 3/4"

A large, and very heavy (7 pounds) shooting gallery target in the form of a pig - perhaps a wild boar. The target is 11 ½" across and 7 ½" high; the iron is ¼" thick. There is an interesting 2-piec

The iron target cast in the form of a playing card suit is centered by an outset roundel with open bullseye that, in the shooting gallery, would have been backed by a gong or a switch to activate a be

Estate / Collection: Estate of Kenneth Sausville Including shooting gallery targets, a serpent-form bookscraper, a floral whimsy, etc. Length of largest 9 1/2 inches.

Two iron shooting gallery targets cast for use as spinners that knock down when struck. The very simple form has been referred to as having a pre-Columbian feel as in objects found in South American c

The two knockdown targets cast in the form of a rabbit in full stride and bounding goat are each found in old park paint. Measures 7.25 x 8.5 and 6.25 x 8.25 inches. Without proof of exemption, be awa

Three shooting gallery bird targets. Early 20th century. Cast iron with original paint. Professional steel bases included. H 10-1/4" target without stand. Please copy & paste this link for high-res im

Including two pairs of bronze bookends, one with cast rams heads ed. 21/50 (10-1/2 x 6-1/2 x 8 in.), and another pair with cast buck heads, ed 38/50 (h. 14 x 6-1/2 x 8); both signed

Numbered and signed, “426, Made in USA”. The case of the clock in the form of a high back chair with sitting lady. (Excellent). 10 - 1/2" T.

Antique J.T. Dickman Clown Cast Iron Carnival Shooting Target. With mechanism to reverse. Marked with 'PATD. SEPT. 19. 1911 BY J.T. DICKMAN L.A. CAL.'. {Approximate dimensions: 20 1/2" high x 15 3/4"

Item: Antique Mechanical Owl Carnival Shooting Target Maker: CW Parker Material: Cast iron Origin: Abilene and Leavenworth, Kansas Dimensions: 16 inches high Bull's eye in center of chest. Wings will

Masked clown shooting gallery target, after J.T. Dickman's "Bright Eye", unmarked, first half of the 20th century. Originally featured a gas hook-up for light-up eyes. Retains remnants of the original