C. 1950s Life Savers Candy Counter Display Piece ringer's cigarette cards Rooted in a tradition of

Rooted in a tradition of body painting

with a great silhouette and wonderful surface decoration rendered in a few shades of lighter brown plus a couple of spots of deep red at the center of what look little suns or flowers

like a game board

stretched over board

or to either side --and also making one think a bit of those huge inflatable flapping figures placed outside car dealerships and the like

C. 1950s Life Savers Candy Counter Display Piece ringer's cigarette cards Rooted in a tradition ofJust a fun one, which would one have been attached to the front of a rack holding rolls of Life Savers. For me it invokes lots of nostalgia (especially for Butter Rum!), but I also like the idea of hanging "Life Savers" nearby, as who doesn't need one now and then?!! C. 1950s, it shows plenty of surface rusting, but I, at least, like the connotation that brings. 18 1 2" l x 3 3 8" t x 1 1 2" deep (the back wraps around. Plenty of surface rusting but