Cast Iron Clown Head Bag Toss Game

Very colorful large double sided clown head that would be mounted on a rotating pole and contestants would have just a few chances to toss bean bags into the clown's mouth. Manufactured by Game-Time I

Apprx 16" x 18" x 16 1/2" tall. NO SHIPPING

During the period following the Civil War and on up into the early 20th century, saloons thrived with every type of gambling game imaginable. This coin toss game, AKA "Frog Toss", was a simple yet pro

Vintage 1950s Wooden Bean Bag Toss Clown Circus Game. Brooklyn NY - Made in the USA. Measures 26" tall x 19.5" wide. Please read the terms and conditions. This sale will be broadcast live on sale day

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1915. Pushing coins through the slot in the clown's head causes him to roll his eyes and stick his tongue out at you.

French "Frog's" Coin Toss Game, c. 1930 Skill game with winning points (20 to 2000), for aiming metal discs (not included), painted wooden cabinet, cast-iron open-mouth frog as target, overall height

Lot of five painted cast iron mechanical banks. 1.) Uncle Sam. [11" H x 5" W x 4" D]. 2.) Happy Holiday. [6 3/4" H x 10 1/2" L x 3 1/4" D]. 3.) Monkey bank. [7" H x 8" W]. 4.) Mechanical clown head. [

This bar top game is played by placing a steel ball at the center of the pack and will either move the ears of the donkey or the tail. Loser pays for the next round of the drinks. Sitting at the base,

A Humpty Dumpty clown cast iron mechanical bank. The bank shows a clown with his mouth open and his swinging arm having an open hand. The eyes roll back into the head and the tongue retracts when the

An antique Humpty Dumpty clown cast iron mechanical bank. The bank shows a clown with his mouth open and his swinging arm having an open hand. The eyes roll back into the head and the tongue retracts

This very early rare cigar cutter and lighter combination advertises Tansill Co. Punch cigars, with a full cast head of Punch the clown on the front casting. It has original font and a replaced cobalt

CAST IRON POT, DOLPHIN SCULPTURE, HARLEQUIN HEAD, TRUMPET, BASEBALL MIT, 2 STONEWARE BOTTLES, 2 ESKIMO NODDERS, 2 CANES,2 FIGURES, WOODEN GAME PCS, AN ABACUS, ETC.

Marked "Bowling Alley", "A Game of Skill", and shows two clowns on either side of bottom wooden piece. Grooved alleys, cast iron ball shooter, comes with wooden pins and two steel balls. 39" long by 7

Made by Game-Time Litchfield, Mich., a heavy, double sided clown head. From an Albany NY estate. - Dimensions: 27"H x 24"

Painted Cast Iron Clown Carnival Gallery Target._x000B_ J.T. Dickman carnival gallery target. Marked Pat'd. Sept. 19. 1911 by J.T. Dickman L.A. Cal._x000B_ {Dimensions approximately; 20 1/4 x 15 1/2 x

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

A Chinese Cast Iron Head of Guanyin Ming Dynasty Cast with a serene, downcast expression, pendulous earlobes and curled hair; sans diadem Height 11 inches C

Bring figure with upraised hand half way round to position and press lever. (JY). (Excellent). 8" T.

Great looking early Bell Toy. All original with nice paint. No breaks or repairs. 6" Excellent

This game was made by The J. Ottmann Lithography Company of New York City. The game board stands up with a back board easel and red fabric inside the mouth. Wonderful graphic image. The box lid is the

19th c. cast iron head. Mounted on custom wood block. Head approx. 6" x 7" x 9" Ht..

J. & E. Stevens cast iron Clown on Globe mechanical bank.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Wind the Ball, press the lever. The clown not only spins around, he also does a handstand on his ball. Made of Cast Iron. Clown s

This is an early cast-iron police call box by Game Well Mfg. The box has its interior intact, has been repainted, and has a key to the front door. A great conversation piece for any rec room. Conditio