The disc number--E9-1545--carved on the underside dates it to sometime between 1941-1978
I especially love his yellow glass eyes
stores and a number of other lots in the city
including in Popular Photography magazine advertising photography equipment
I think it certainly could still be employed as a nutcracker
Wonderful Old Handmade Tin and Wood Marble Maze civil war photograph The disc number--E9-1545--carved on theOne of my very favorite things found at Brimfieldbeautifully crafted, marvelously graphic, and really, I think, quite a perfect thing. Concentric grooves were carved into the wood, into which strips of cut tin, with folded over top edges, were laid, creating a labyrinth for a marble to make its way through with the aim of reaching the center. And what a satisfying destination, with welded "roof" and open door on one side. Just lovely. Early 20th c. I