Ad Topperwein Shooting Target Collection

Title: Shooting Gallery Targets Provenance: A collection of 7 bird shooting gallery targets made out of cast aluminum, worn surfaces as to be expected, 5” tall, great visual appearance, nice additio

Early 20th century. Very folksy bird silhouette in a nice red paint. H2 7/8" Sold from the Ferrell family collection, Edgefield, South Carolina.

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.

Lot of 3. 1) Palisades (1891-1924). Corner ad cover sent to Topeka. Palisades, Colo. Feb. 8, 1898 postmark. Target killer. Name changed to Palisade in 1924. 2) Pictorial corner ad cover for Grand Vall

12th-13th century AD. A bronze ring with flat-section butted hoop and square bezel with incised concentric rings. Cf. Chadour, A.B. Rings. The Alice and Louis Koch Collection, volume I, Leeds, 1994, i

H.W. Terpening Cast Iron Playing Card Suits Shooting Targets. Ocean Park, CA, early 20th century. A group of four carnival shooting gallery targets in the shape of a diamond, a spade, a club, and a he

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"

Anonymous. Carnival Clown Face Shooting Target. 1930-40s. Not signed. 1/4 inch steel clown face with some paint remnants. Great environmental condition with expected wear and rust. Size with base is 2

Fast Draw Western Cowboy Shooting Target. Not signed. Cut out metal. Some weathering and bullet dents, otherwise excellent condition. Very heavy. 23" w x 45"h. Est. $1,000-1,500. Ship: $125

Club Cast Iron Carnival Shooting Target Attributed to Dickman. With flaked, rusted, and weathered white painted finish; mounting arm attached to reverse. {Approximate dimensions: 12 1/2" high x 13 1/2

Cast Iron Carnival Shooting Target 68 7/8" x 45"

Unknown Manufacturer. The Prisoner - Side Show Light Shooting Target. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with metal and tin mechanics and two glass shoulder openings. Expected wear on paint, otherwis

THIS CLOWN TARGET HAS THE ORIGINAL MECHANISM AND THE HEAD POPS UP WHEN THE BUTTON ON THE TARGET IS HIT. THE ORIGINAL PAINT IS DINGED DUE TO BEING HIT. ABOUT 14 INCHES TALL ON THE METAL BASE FOR DISPLA

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

Vintage Coney Island amusement park shooting target by William Mangels, amusement manufacturer and inventor, iron frame with aluminum figural target, 3 targets are broken, panel is 62" wide (measured

Painted Wood 23” Target. Large stag with bullet holes.

PAINTED CAST IRON FLORAL SHOOTING TARGET GALLERY • United States of America • Early 20th century • Six red-and white-painted flowers • 3' height • 28 1/2' length Footnote

Clown Carnival shooting Target X2 20 1/2"H, 14 1/4"L(target), 17 1/2"L(base) 15 1/4"H, 14 1/4"L(target), 17 1/2"L(base)

2 Antique Amusement Park Shooting Targets. 1) Cast Iron Revolving Duck Target. Brindle Fine Arts, St. George, Maine. Size: 1) 14'' x 12'' x 2'' (36 x 30 x 5 cm). 2) Bird Target. Size: 23'' x 6'' x 7.5

19th Century French Mechanical Carnival Shooting Target hand painted Blacksmiths. Wonderful piece in park paint. Mechanics work off a weight system. Still has original weight. A RARE and wonderful pie

Cast Iron Carnival Shooting Target 71 1/4" x 46 5/8"

Unknown Manufacturer. The Chicken Thief Side Show Light Shooting Target. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with most of its metal mechanics, including glass shoulder site. Loss to one foot and crack

William F. Mangels Co. Cast Iron Lion Shooting Target. Coney Island, ca. 1900s. Carnival shooting gallery target mounted on wooden block. 7 ½ x 12 ½”. Tucker 1.11

Unknown Manufacturer. The Chicken Thief Sideshow Light Shooting Target. Not signed or dated. Carved and painted wood with metal and tin mechanics and glass shoulder sites. Chip on hat and expected wea