T Cohn Black Cat Tin Noisemaker c. 1940s antique Boston trade card in this case the possibility

in this case the possibility of literally springing it open or snapping it closed

though we're also reminded of the very immediate activist ambitions of that work

I believe it was sculpted by hand and is signed on the bottom with what appears to read "THacaring" or similar

30 pages of drawings (in this case I mean 30 page faces)

Sight: 10 1/4” x 9 13/16”

T Cohn Black Cat Tin Noisemaker c. 1940s antique Boston trade card in this case the possibilityOriginally a Halloween noisemaker, but originally made to ward off evil spirits, it's surely useful for New Years too, and all of the rest of the time! Made in the USA. by T. Cohn in the 1940s, and a relatively rare one to find. Works great hold the handle, spin it around and it produces a satisfying ratcheting sound. Great graphics, great fun, and I like the aging on this onea little rusty, but not too much. 4 1 16" in diameter x 2 3 8" deep at