Vintage "Gee Whiz" Mechanical Horse Racing Game by Wolverine Supply check writing This piece exemplifies the bold

This piece exemplifies the bold marketing style of the postwar leisure boom

Vintage handmade wooden figural trade sign

Antique advertising paperweight

Whitney was the first American baby carriage manufacturer and set the standard for wicker carriage design in the late Victorian and Edwardian eras

Exhibits minor signs of wear including a couple small spots of delamination

Vintage "Gee Whiz" Mechanical Horse Racing Game by Wolverine Supply check writing This piece exemplifies the boldc. 1930s 1940s; Wolverine Supply & Mfg. Co. Pittsburgh, PA Mechanical tabletop horse racing game featuring six painted tin horses set on parallel green metal tracks within a varnished wooden frame. Players start the race by winding the spring driven drum mechanism at one end, which advances the horses toward colored finish zones. The bright lithographed "Gee Whiz" drum cover and color coded disc scoring sections preserve the lively graphic character