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Early 20th century carnival midway ghost train carnival ride rounding board. "OK4U" skeleton waving from the door. Original painted surface. Original sockets for light bulbs border the top. Original cloth wiring has not been tested and not represented to be in working order.
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- Date of manufactureEarly 20th Century
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- ConditionGood. Good condition for vintage carnival panel. Some losses to paint. Colors still very vibrant. Please see photos. .
- WearWear consistent with age and use. Minor fading.
- Dimensions
H 54 in. x W 87.5 in. x D 2 in.
H 137.16 cm x W 222.25 cm x D 5.08 cm
- Seller locationSanta Monica, CA
- Reference numberLU87347767563
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