A Wonderful c.1940 Hand Painted Fairground Booth Sign; “Gipsy Smith Romany Palmist” sub-Curios dating this flag to that

dating this flag to that period

signaling that it would have once bore a diluted form of castor oil obtained from the seeds of the plant RICINUS COMMUNIS

The thick and chunky wood in the classic shape has an evocative deep colour and character with no signs of structural loss or infestation

The Letters/Numerals: 1 inch

Width: 12 inches

A Wonderful c.1940 Hand Painted Fairground Booth Sign; “Gipsy Smith Romany Palmist” sub-Curios dating this flag to thatOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 50 Width: 14. 75 inches Height: 30 inches The thin board ebony ground sign with gold hand painted script advertising the palmist and clairvoyant Gipsy Smith, an original Romany gipsy, survives from the second quarter of the twentieth century, the sign reading Gipsy Smith Romany Palmist, Your Councillor & Friend ~ if you are not afriad (sic) to face facts reading will