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👁 Peekaboo Gallery👌
NEW TO THE STORE • Ultra Rare 1940s PIGGLY WIGGL NEW TO THE STORE • Ultra Rare 1940s PIGGLY WIGGLY Grocery Store Electric Character Wall Clock • A adorably cute electric clock from the world’s first self service grocery store! • PIGGLY WIGGLY is the amusingly named company out of Memphis, Tennessee which revolutionized the consumer food shopping paradigm being the first, true “self-service” grocery store. Founded in 1916 by Clarence Saunders, this novel approach to offering baskets in which the shopper could ‘walk the warehouse’ and choose what they’d like through visual shopping as opposed to ordering predetermined goods from the counter clerk. When you think about it, that truly was a ground-breaking idea and surely lead to the enormous growth of the super-market industry we enjoy today. • On offer here is an extremely rare model of electric store clock with a lithographed Piggly Wiggly “The Original Self Service” logo in the center. Any vintage PW material is on the rare side but this is the only specimen of this particular clock we have run across. There is a highly collectable PAM style illuminated clock by Telechron we’ve had before, but never this cute, compact metal clock. It really screams 1940s charm! The clock was manufactured and marked General Electric. There is some paint wear to the outer metal case paint but the interior logo is super clean. The clock operates when plugged in but has not been tested for accuracy beyond a few hours. • CONDITION: VG+ with minor wear to the paint on the outer clock case. There is a remnant of the original technical label on the back. Clock is operational. • MEASUREMENTS: 7 1/4″ x 7 1/4″ x 2 1/2″
NEW TO THE STORE! • Insanely Rare 1940s Carnival NEW TO THE STORE! • Insanely Rare 1940s Carnival “THE FREAK” SIDESHOW Poster Based On Tod Browning’s FREAKS! • Here is an exceptionally rare carnival poster for the FREAK SHOW! Utilizing (without permission no doubt!) imagery from Tod Browning’s 1932 Universal Pictures classic, FREAKS. • Following up on his incredible success and cache from 1931’s DRACULA starring, Bela Lugosi, Browning took on an incredible daring and controversial subject in the project FREAKS. It told of the behind the scenes world of side show circus performers and the truly unfortunate lives they lead. The film was practically scandalous for its time and did a lot to ‘freak’ out the public. Banned for years, Freaks is now a bonafide cult classic. • Anything, and we mean anything from Freaks is considered rare. This actually having a freak show connection is a double whammy! • Characters from the film used in the poster are Prince Randian, aka THE HUMAN TORSO, PILLOW MAN, Frances O’ Connor, aka THE ARMLESS WOMAN, CATERPILLAR MAN and the crowning jewel, SCHLITZE THE PINHEAD! • This poster was created for an actual freak how as part of a traveling carnival. It was printed by famed live event printing company, Globe Poster. • Overall, it is in incredibly good condition with some wear and edge tears. We have only seen one other specimen of this poster before and it sold for a large amount. that one was in yellow. This one, in blue, we have never seen before. The poster was trimmed down from its original 28″ x 22′ to 21″ x 22″. Most was trimmed off the top where the blank venue information would be, although it looks like a 1/4″ was also trimmed off the bottom in the margin. This was most probably due to fitting in a frame at some point. • Because of the rarity and subject matter, that is not a major detraction. • The chances of finding a rare live performance poster of this subject matter are few and far between. Step right up and enjoy the show! • Measurements: 21″ x 22″
HAPPY 90th TO THAT RASCAL DISNEY IMAGINEER, ROLLY HAPPY 90th TO THAT RASCAL DISNEY IMAGINEER, ROLLY CRUMP! • Celebrate with an incredible work of art by this Disneyland master! • LINK IN BIO • Disney Legend ROLLY CRUMP Papier Mache Sculpture “Lizard With Tecate” •A rare opportunity to acquire a fun, creative personal work of art from one of the most celebrated artists from Walt Disney Studios and WED Imagineering; Rolly Crump! Rolly, whose history goes from animation assistant at the studio to beloved Imagineer from such projects as “The Enchanted Tiki Room”, “The Haunted Mansion” and “It’s A Small World” was a personal favorite of Walt’s. In fact, it’s Rolly’s personal art such as this paper mache sculpture which led Walt to commission Rolly to build the “Tower of the Four Winds” at the Pepsi Cola Pavillion at the 1964 New York World’s Fair (*see photo of Walt Disney and Rolly at WED Imagineering in Glendale, California with the scale model of the tower). This sculpture was created by Rolly as he was very taken with Mexican culture and style with such subjects as cultural icons and The Day of the Dead. This creation depicts a chameleon-like lizard on his back playfully drinking through several Tecate – Mexican beers. He’s resting on a box in the colors of the Mexican national flag. There is another hand painted platform box (not pictured) in the same media which this main sculpture rests on. • The main sculpture is approx 25″ tall. Overall a huge 40” tall on base. • A very cute, iconic Rolly Crump piece with strong a Disney pedigree.
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