This phenomenal 3D cow advertising motion display dates to the 1910s, and originated in Sweden where it was used for years in the showroom of a manufacturer of chocolate candy to advertise that real milk was used in making the chocolate. This incredible display shows a logo on the electronic control, that matches the logo on the cow's collar and the label on the original shipping case that comes with the cow. The cows movements include a swinging tail, a head that moves, eyes that blink and internal bellows that can cause the cow to move when he looks your way. CONDITION: It is in an amazing original condition as the cow was probably stored in the original case for the majority of its years. There are very little signs of wear, fully operational and simply an amazing electronic motion display at 40" long. This cigar store Native American bust in polychrome paint dates to the early 20th century. It is hand-carved in great detail, standing a full 35" in height, and showing a great folk art carving with full headdress and feathers. CONDITION: There are some light areas of wear. There is about 90% of the remaining polychrome paint, and no chips, cracks or repairs. Feature piece from the lifelong collection of Bill Howard. PROVENANCE: From the lifelong collection of Bill Howard. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Condition: (Very Good) Dimensions: cow: 24" x 40" trunk: 29 - 1/2" x 50"