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I found this in my grandma's house. The house has been vacant for almost 10 years now. I always remembering seeing it upstairs growing up, but I never thought of what it was. My brother and I were checking out the house this past weekend and it caught my eye again.
I loved playing in the upstairs at my grandma's and again I always remembering seeing it hanging on the door frame. So it is a good visual reminder of those joyous days. It is a really unique piece. I would love more info on it if anyone knows more.
I saw an ebay piece that had the year 1922 by it. I hope it is that old, it seems like it may be from the 70's. It sold for $4 (according to price tag printed on the label) which tells me that it might be from the 70's instead of the 20's. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Derek
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