Chest Expansion Holdout. American, ca. 1920.

Arm Holdout. American, ca. 1920. Also known as a sleeve holdout, third hand or Jacobs ladder. Made of aluminum and brass with original canvas strap. Works smoothly.

Chest and Abdomen Chart ca. 1920 paper/linen/pine/aluminum/vinyl 47" W x 1.75" D x 70" H Vintage American Frohse Anatomical Chart, "The Chest and Abdomen," published by the A. J. Nystrom & Co. From or

"Alexander Crystal Seer" Magic Poster(American, ca. 1920)Depicting renowned magician and mentalist Claude "Alexander" Conlin (1880-1954) in red turban surrounded by skulls with a skeleton hand holding

Flag Vase (Stage Size). American, ca. 1920. Very large nickel plated vase is filled with water, covered for a moment, and is then seen filled with dry silk flags. Minor dents to base, but good conditi

Gaffed Horse Arrow. Maker unknown, American, ca. 1920. Gaffed to allow the operator control of the location of the horse’s final stop. Arrow 21”, horse 8”.

Cloth Bag Card or Dice Holder. American, ca. 1920. Cloth bag tucks into waist band and manually opens and closes to drop cards or dice inside. Excellent.

rare form American ca 1920's copper bi-plane weathervane in good verdigris patina & excellent untouched cond - 22" long x 22" wingspan

American, ca. 1920, oil on canvas depicting a little girl in a green dress holding a doll by the arm, housed in a Newcomb Macklin gilt frame with art nouveau carving, 30" x 46" canvas, 34" x 50" frame

American, ca. 1920, carved and gilded with subtle cove profile, label verso, in a great standard size. Overall 25 1/4" x 29 1/2", Rabbet 16" x 20", Molding 5".

Controlled Metal Ball Drop. American, ca. 1920. Spin the wheel one way for high numbers and the opposite way for low numbers. 3 1/2". Excellent.

American, ca. 1920's. Lithographed tin barn with a dancing man, child playing a fiddle and a jumping dog. 9"h., 5"w., 3.5"d.

Three Star Tobacco Porcelain “Sold Here” Signs. American, ca. 1920. 24 x 12”. Condition varies.

American, ca. 1920, likely by Newcomb Macklin. Overall 36 1/2" x 42 1/2", Rabbet 30 1/4" x 36 1/4", Molding 3 1/4".

American, ca. 1920's. Cast iron doorstop of a terrier retaining original paint. 7"h., 6.25"w., 2"d.

American, ca. 1920-1930. Originally a tri-fold screen. Fanciful pictorial circus folk art wall hanging with panoramic ring view of parading horses and ostriches on stage, trapeze artists and ringmaste

American, ca. 1920, having combed and hazzled gesso in the style of Frederick Harer or Ben Badura, 17 3/4" x 19 1/2" overall, 12" x 14" rabbet, 1 1/4" molding.

American, ca. 1920, possibly by Newcomb Macklin, in a great standard size. Overall 25 1/2" x 29 1/2", rabbet 20" x 24", molding 3".

American, ca. 1920, hand carved and gilded. Rabbet: 33" x 42" Overall Dimensions: 37.5" x 46.5" Molding Width: 3"

American, ca. 1920's. Early figure advertising RCA Radiotron radio tubes. Reticulated joints and slotted hands. Retains good original paint. 16" tall.

Gaming Wheel with Colors and Numbers. American, ca. 1920. Unusual design with large pins around the perimeter of the wheel. Folk art look. Diameter 14”.

American, ca. 1920. Blue paint with white rubber wheels, 3.5"h., and "Cop" with yellow paint and metal wheels, 2.5"h. Together with a red painted motorcycle with blue sidecar, 2.5"h.

American, ca. 1920, likely Newcomb Macklin, gilt frame in the French style in a great standard size. Rabbet: 8" x 10" Overall Dimensions: 11 1/2" x 13 1/4" Molding Width: 2"

American, ca. 1920, having arrow corners in the Taos style. Rabbet: 17" X 24", Overall: 20 1/4" X 27 1/4", Molding: 2"

American, ca. 1920, likely Newcomb Macklin, gilt frame in the French style. Overall 23" x 35", Rabbet 16" x 28", Molding 4"