A Very Large & Highly Desirable Early Hand Painted Fairground Art Canvas Banner; 'Play Up Boys' c.1930 sub-Curios but still the most exotic

but still the most exotic Yorkshireman you are ever likely to see

It is now displayed in a quality glazed frame

With restrictions on the designs of cinema posters in Eastern Europe being more relaxed

having a faux pearl clasp

A Very Large & Highly Desirable Early Hand Painted Fairground Art Canvas Banner; 'Play Up Boys' c.1930 sub-Curios but still the most exoticOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 40 Width: 165 inches Height: 33. 5 inches Boasting huge amounts of early fairground charm, the hand painted canvas banner measuring well over thirteen foot long reading in blood red circus block font script on a dirty buff ground; Play Up Boys, 3 Balls for 2D, Smash 2 Pipes to Win. Advertising a typical fairground game of skill with a ball, (and a large amount of luck),