Now this is something you dont see every day. A fantastic example of British fairground heritage, this 1930s high striker , often called a "test your strength" machine, was a popular attraction at travelling carnivals and amusement fairs.
Painted in bold red and yellow, the wooden frame features hand-painted numbers from 1 to 28, with a cast metal bell at the top and a striking mechanism at the base. A classic wooden mallet is included.
H: 207 W: 34 D: 48 cm
Now this is something you dont see every day. A fantastic example of British fairground heritage, this 1930s high striker , often called a "test your strength" machine, was a popular attraction at travelling carnivals and amusement fairs.
Painted in bold red and yellow, the wooden frame features hand-painted numbers from 1 to 28, with a cast metal bell at the top and a striking mechanism at the base. A classic wooden mallet is included.
H: 207 W: 34 D: 48 cm
