A Stupendous Large Hand Painted 'Wall Of Death' Fairground Panel Sign by J Bell sub-Curios and would he be able

and would he be able to enjoy a good standard of living

exclaiming ‘100 Smiles Per Hour’ painted on a sunshine yellow ground

one night attacked poor old tim with his long beak

this label is repeated to the interior lid and the condition remains fantastic

beautifully made and as relevant today as it was sixty years ago

A Stupendous Large Hand Painted 'Wall Of Death' Fairground Panel Sign by J Bell sub-Curios and would he be ableOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 60 Width 61 inches Height: 47. 5 inches Depth: 0. 5 inches Presenting fairground art at its very best is this truly wonderful hand painted vintage sign in fantastic all round condition, designed to draw in the crowds at fairgrounds all over this fair land. Suspended from two corner holes, the panel, painted naively with a mainly sunburst yellow ground and bordered by