Late 19th Century Edwardian 3-Section Wardrobe by Edwards & Sons pressman fabric displays light creasing and

fabric displays light creasing and surface wear

MM - C-11242 - 100224

It also appears to have been repurposed from a another carnival game sign as parts of it can be seen through the yellow paint

Pressed-steel O-gauge electric locomotive in bright orange enamel with brass trim and die-cast wheels

The van measures 6" x 3" x 3"

Late 19th Century Edwardian 3-Section Wardrobe by Edwards & Sons pressman fabric displays light creasing andc. 1880s 1890s; Edwards & Sons Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England Monumental three part wardrobe and gentleman's dressing cabinet executed in richly figured hardwood with influences drawn from the late Victorian Arts and Crafts movement, emerging Art Nouveau design, and traditional English craftsmanship. The central section features a pair of deeply carved cabinet doors adorned with floral and foliate panels opening to a large storage compartment with