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A Real 1950s Midway Game - Not a Reproduction
You are buying an original carny-made tabletop flat store carnival game, circa late 1940s-early 1960s, built around a pre-printed sign from Larry's Carnival Supply Co. This is not factory made - it was built by a carnival concessionaire for use on a traveling midway and has 70+ years of honest carnival wear.
This is the classic"Tip All Blocks Over and Add" / "16 Ways To Win"game. Player stacks 6 numbered wooden blocks in a pyramid on the teeter board, then tosses the ball to tip them and add up the score. A fantastic piece of American Folk Art, perfect for display as wall art in a bar, game room, lake house, or collection.
From a Maine estate collection of carnival and amusement memorabilia. Stored indoors.
- Included:
- Wooden game box
- 6 Original wooden number blocks (stamped 4,3,6,2,4,6)
- 1 Original black ball
- 1 Original teeter platform
