C. 1950s Mechanic Tin Toy Spinner (Works Great, Excellent Colors, No Sparks!) brass imp door knocker with sort of a scalloping

with sort of a scalloping to the walls of the cage

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and a rough left edge from where it met the spine

or perhaps based on the "Jewel Mill" that in the late 19th century was built on the foundation of John Pearson’s original fulling mill and around that time was operated by the Glen Mills Cereal Company

I'm not entirely sure

C. 1950s Mechanic Tin Toy Spinner (Works Great, Excellent Colors, No Sparks!) brass imp door knocker with sort of a scallopingI believe this would originally have emitted a few sparks when pushed to set spinning, but, alas, no more. But the joy of pressing the button and watching the red white and blue swirl is still plenty gratifying to me, and I love it when still, too, especially with that perfect minty green paint on the handle. It will stand on its on a flat surface to my sensibilities an excellent, super graphic sculptural object. 4 3 4" t x 2 1 2" w x 1 1 4" d. Good