Titled, "Seller's Park". An elaborate hand crafted vintage scale model amusement park. Exhibited at the William Penn Memorial Museum. Circa 1920. Containing more than 100 individual items including: A wood & glass building housing an illuminated motorized carousel having sixteen celluloid animals. A metal and tin motorized airplane ride having four tootsie toy monoplanes. A metal and tin motorized zeppelin ride having tootsie toy zeppelins. A lighted wood barn with u-form fencing. Six game booths with handmade accessories. A lighted pavilion building. An illuminated wood and glass park office. A lighted wood and glass church. His and her wood rest rooms with privacy fence. An illuminated wood and glass train station. An illuminated wood ticket booth with tootsie toy cash register. An illuminated wood and glass house. Two tin motorized windmills. A wood motorized Ferris wheel with swinging seats. Sixteen wood telephone poles. Forty-nine illuminated wood fence posts. Three tin park benches. Five wood bridges (these are the only pieces of the collection that are not antique, they were made in 1973). Two wood brakeman warning devices. One "Seller's Park" wood park sign. Three porcelain and brass knife switches. Five porcelain and brass on/off switches. Three boxes of motors and other mechanical accessories. Largest Building is the Carousel Building 25.5"h x 25"w