PHILADELPHIA TOBOGGAN CO. BLACK CAROUSEL HORSE

VINTAGE BLACK CAROUSEL HORSE ON BASE STAND,FIBERGLASS, 66"H X 15.5"W X 60"L, VERY GOOD CONDITION

Circa 1907, Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Carousel Horse, Carver Leo Zoeller. Horse has a knotted tail and is a slanted horse, a feature only found on Philadelphia Toboggan Company horses. A ticket found

Early wooden Carousel Horse by Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Row two number 366 on brass tag originally from Lesourdsville Ohio amusement park, partially stripped, 56" tall.

Large early wooden double saddle carousel horse probably by the Philadelphia Toboggan Co., early 20th c., with glass eyes and iron steps mounted on a column pedestal, paint of a later date.45"h x 102"

Great vintage piece as shown. Pick up only.

Very nice large hand carved Philadelphia Toboggan Company carousel horse. This carousel horse is said to have been carved in 1931 and installed in Idlewild Parlk in Pennsylvania the same year. The hor

Rare carousel tiger, "Princeton" on saddle blanket. Philadelphia, circa 1910. Attributed to the Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Condition: Outstanding original condition. Small piece of one rear paw missing

E. Joy Morris Carousel Horse. Philadelphia: E. Joy Morris Carousel Co., ca. 1900s. Carved wooden stander of a horse with tassel on head and parrots on both sides of saddle; carved wooden saddle and br

Dover Dentzel Carousel Zebra. Philadelphia: G.A. Dentzel Company, ca. 1890. Carved outside row wooden stander of a zebra with carved saddle and bridle and winged horse head at cantle. 55 x 12 x 58&rdq

SPILLMAN BLACK CAROUSEL HORSE: Early form, inner row jumper in the County Fair style of Spillman or Dare. Having large brown glass eyes, and rope reigns tied to bridle bit. On a cast iron stand and ba

Contemporary example is custom made, great painted details overall, all pressed steel truck makes an interesting display piece, remarkable work. 26" l.

San Francisco Music Company Black Carousel Horse

Beautifully carved Philadelphia Toboggan carousel piece. This particular roaring lion image is done in deep, rich reds, greens, blues and yellows. Has image of countrymen on the right-hand front quart

Carnival. Black and White Carousel Horse. c. 1930-40’s. Carved and painted wood with hand-forged wrought iron. Back legs have been broken and repaired, overall fair condition. 41” long x 3

36"w x 44"h Restored wooden carousel horse in excellent condition with stand. The stand is 67" tall with cast iron base and metal pole. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS A

Philadelphia Mfg. Co. metal horse head bookends. Some finish loss at the base. Marked PMC88 Size: 3.5"w x 4.5"d x 5.5"h Location: Horse Room

"VTG BREYER MOLDING CO. BLACK/WHITE MODEL HORSE - 8"" X 5.5""- MADE OF CELLULOSE ACETATE- STAMPED MAKERS MARK- GOOD VINTAGE CONDITIONCOLLECTIBLE ITEMS; MODEL HORSES; EQUESTRIAN BC061521"

rated 8, 50"x90"x24", wood carousel horse is a "star glazer" paint has good color and shine, has a few paint chips and wear, has paint cracks at the seams, comes with a wood stand, great looking piece

DESCRIPTION: Four Barker's "Komic" Picture Souvenir books including parts one through four. Published by The Barker Moore & Mein Medicine Co. Philadelphia, PA. Black and white cartoon illustrations. M

19th century. Hollow carved. Outside row horse saddle with carved eagle cantle. Measures 60" long. Provenance: Bill and Mary Huey collection. Purchased by the Huey's from an antique gallery in New Yor

Prior & Church Cedar Downs Derby Racer Two-Seater Horse. Denver: Williams Amusement Co., ca. 1920. Wooden tandem carousel horse outfitted with a wrought iron handlebar and triple-peg stirrups. 86 x 13

Wood carved polychrome decorated carousel horse, executed in black, depicted in parade pose, and having a red blue and yellow saddle, and rising on a plinth base, 58.5"h

(2 vol) Books: "The Masterpieces of French Art Illustrated," Louis Viardot, Gebbie & Co., Philadelphia, 1883, many black and white illustrations, leather binding with gilt lettering at spine, substant

Books: "Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan, Pub. by Henry Altemus Co., Philadelphia 1899. Many black and white illustrations and a beautiful hard blue cloth cover with illustration. || Please carefull