C.W. PARKER LEAVENWORTH CAROUSEL MAKER ADVERTISING

Two cast iron advertising horseshoes for C.W. Parker, of the carousel building fame and subject of the C.W. Parker Carousel Museum still in operation in Leavenworth, KS.Background from Wikipedia: 'Cha

TWO C.W. PARKER CAROUSEL AMUSEMENT RIDE SLEIGH BENCHES, LEAVENWORTH, 1911-1955, painted wood, the exposed right side of one bench has four horseshoes, each marked, "C.W. Parker Leavenworth," and a cir

By C W Parker, Leavenworth, KS, C. 1915, jeweled and flowered carved wood jumper with later paint, retains one Parker horse shoe on right front hoof, fitted with removable brass pole stand Stand: 55"h

Advertising for C.W. Parker's "Special" Double Cylinder Engine and the "Famous Military Band Organ" featuring a Carousel. Framed. 30" x 23". Some wrinkles.

Leavenworth, Kansas, U.S.A. Inscribed 3836 in pencil lower right. From a Larchmont, NY home. Dimensions: Image - 19.25" high x 26.25" wide. Condition: Good, framed behind glass, not examined out of fr

This is a bright and colorful framed paper poster that advertises C. W. Parker carousels and carousel animals, located in Leavenworth, Kansas. C. W. Parker was known for their traveling carousels, whi

This wonderful carousel horse is a c1910 C.W. Parker. Solid wood, painted white with brown painted saddle and blue blanket inset with "jewels". Bridle inset with "jewels" as well. Tail appears origina

Rare Early C.W. Parker Carousel Horse from Levanworth, KS, ca1890-1920, with Angle Iron, 48"x37"tall, Has been refinished, glass eyes, one leg has been replaced

C.W. Parker Patriotic Grand Jubilee Carousel Horse. Ellsworth, KS: Charles W. Parker, ca. 1920. Carved wooden jumper horse with trappings, carved saddle and bridle; American flags with many jewels ins

Middle row jumper carousel horse, C.W. Parker Company (Charles Wallace Parker, American, 1864-1932), early 20th c., carved and painted wood, inset eyes, iron bit, stirrups, and front horseshoes, carve

Carousel horse, C.W. Parker, painted aluminum body on metal pole, shoes marked C.W. Parker, Exc cond, 53"H x 60"W.

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

This poster is professionally framed behind glass and was made by Riverside Print Co. Milwaukee. The poster features a very colorful image of a beautiful carousel inside of an amusement park. On the t

2 pieces total. Horse with flowers, marked #34 - 1992, Daniel Muller Stander, Circa 1915 by Jerry Reinhardt, 11h x 9.75w inches. Horse with Native American, marked #18 - 1991, C.W. Parker Pegasus/Indi

Parker, C.W. Parker's Perfect Pleasure Producer. The Jumping Horse "Carry-Us-All." Milwaukee: Riverside, ca. 1910. An elaborate Parker-made and carved carousel fills the poster, surrounded by men, wom

Parker, C.W. Parker's Perfect Pleasure Producer. The Jumping Horse "Carry-Us-All." Milwaukee: Riverside, ca. 1910. An elaborate Parker-made and carved carousel fills the poster, surrounded by men, wom

The joined and carved wood outer row jumping star gazer with head up by Parker company (Leavenworth), Kansas sports interesting details including a carved pelt saddle with bear head and quiver for arr

(A) Morlea brand ice cream serving tray, maker's marked, "Parker Bronner Co." CONDITION: Tray has areas of surface scratching and dulling of the paint throughout, as well as, complete paint loss to th

target of 2 riders on mule, 12"h, 12"w

target of man on horse, 15"h, 15"w

Mechanical Owl Shooting Gallery Target. Cast iron with great old surface. Probably by C.W. Parker, Abilene, Kansas, early 20th century. DIMENSIONS Height 15" Width wings closed 5 1/4" Width wings open

The cast iron figure of a full stride circus pony with fancy blanket, tasseled crupper and ornamental breast collar is mounted with a rider in top hat hinged at the waist. A successful shot would knoc

This is wonderful display of an early professionally restored carousel horse and includes a stand. Constructed of wood with complimenting glass eyes and small details of a red jewel on the horse's hea

Oak frame with four rows of four 8 x 5” silver gelatin photographs of exteriors and interiors of various types of rolling stock they manufactured, including box cars, refrigerator cars, passenge