'Strike ‘Em Out’ Carnival Toss Sign, 1940s USAUnique vintage, mid 20th century Strike Em Out game sign. 6. 5 feet tall and 4 feet wide. Hand painted on 0. 75 inch thick plywood. Strike Out originated as a baseball like street game but also became a popular carnival attraction, where a pitcher hurtled a rubber baseball at a batter in front of the sign with the aim to get the ball in the hole. The game originated in the Chicago area and was popular in the 20th century. Big sign with huge presence.

Gorgeous design

Sculptural Arthur Umanoff chair with signature rush back

Cool piece of outdoor sculpture

Cone planter by Willy Guhl made in the 1960s

Priced as a single chair

Black metal frame with its legs ending in brass ball feet

Illuminates beautifully with iron circles inlaid in thick glass

Fantastic addition to your desktop

Fun piece of Los Angeles artwork

allowing for storage underneath

Frame in excellent condition

5" diameter