An old wood life sized replica of a prohibition era Thompson Machine Gun with heavy wood grain in the stock, trigger handle, and front forward grip. The frame body is very old alligator scale aged black paint. Two eye hooks on the top of the frame to hang as a display. We have many opinions of what this was made for, from being a toy, folk art, or a display for a gun store. We have no idea, but it is old and not a new reproduction. Even the screw slots are carved into the wood frame. Appears to be four or five separate pieces of wood held together with screws. "R.P." initials are carved on the frame between the drum magazine and the front grip post. Muzzle flash suppressor is loose and held on with a center post. Trigger is broken off. Use marks throughout. A neat looking piece of Tommy art. Measures 30-1/2" long x 7" wide x 10-1/2" high.