The 1924 model 10C Atwater Kent radio is one of the "breadboard series" so called because the components were set out on an open board, easily accessible, rather than being enclosed in a cabinet.
This rare Superman, of jointed painted wood with a cloth cape, was produced by the Ideal Novelties & Toy Company in 1941.
A mixture of woods was common in many Shaker chairs of the late 1800s. In this case walnut was used for the frame and maple for the rungs.
Oh, this is fabulous, CC -- love how you've used the elements, especially the RED super-underpants!
ReplyDeleteDelightful! I feel as if I'm peering through a window into a very special antique shop...
ReplyDeleteLove the tiny littel Superman in cobination with taht hugh radio loudspeaker. Clever that you used this as black circle!
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