A Mid 20thC Hand Painted “Penny a Go/Slot Machines” Double Sided Fairground Panel Canopy Bracket Sign sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles his hand casually resting on

his hand casually resting on a ruby red upholstered and carved balloon back dining chair

The 'Latest Novelties' referred to in the sign could have been small magic tricks

expected with oak of this age

salmon and pike fishing

A Mid 20thC Hand Painted “Penny a Go/Slot Machines” Double Sided Fairground Panel Canopy Bracket Sign sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles his hand casually resting onOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 60 Width: 27 inches Height: 22. 5 inches The bracket shaped hand painted fairground sign designed to draw in the crowds at fairgrounds in the mid twentieth century from a fairground stall, with Penny A Go to one side and Slot Machines to the other, painted on a sunshine yellow ground with scarlet red border. Suspended from the original iron mounting brackets, the panel has