A Rare Cased c.1932 Ventriloquist’s Dummy By Arthur Quisto sub-Mirrors & Lighting primarily to the backs and

primarily to the backs and a little to one or two other areas

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The masks therefore are extremely rare

Some of the first steam-powered roundabouts whose central dropper boards and panels often incorporated elaborate hunting or racing scenes

A Rare Cased c.1932 Ventriloquist’s Dummy By Arthur Quisto sub-Mirrors & Lighting primarily to the backs andOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1932 Torso Height: 21 Leg Length: 28 Width (Shoulder to Shoulder): 12 (all approximate) The turn of the century period male vent figure of high build quality in 100% original condition, with five operating mechanisms to animate the lips, mouth, and eyes, the head stick travelling to the bottom board of the body with peg into which the pin fits giving the head a 360 degree