gold block letters outlined in black
This is one of the rare Arcade toys that was not marked "Arcade"
This means that the chair will lean back quicker than what you might expect - but it does not impede the use of the chair
It features an adjustable screw to compensate for undersized and oversized eggs and a built-in leveling device
likely meant to be a minion of the god Dionysus given the inkwell's Roman influence
Antique Watermans Ideal Pen Trade Sign lion head gold block letters outlined inc. 1900s 1910s; Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen New York, NY Oversized tin trade sign in the form of a fountain pen. This striking lithographed tin display, fashioned as a giant Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen, features hand painted detailing with a gold nib, black body, and red lettering over a globe trademark. Measuring nearly three feet in length, the sign replicates the iconic "clip cap" pen design, including a patent plate dated Sept. 12, 1905. The