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It stands sturdy on its own
not including string or panel x about 10 1/2" long
I'm guessing it once held a barrel
and especially the faces of the riders
Fantastic Antique Dancing Doll (Uncle Sam?) with Wonderful Painted Details old tins by then the world's largestOne of the best faces ever on this guy, in my humble opinion, which looks to have been rendered in watercolor with graphite underneath, and the painted details on his chest and giving a zigzag band to his hat are equally good! My guess is that he was meant to represent Uncle Sam, and I think likely dates to the 1870s or so, when representations of the character had become widely popular. Clearly, with hole in his belly for a dowel, and large, flat
