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Levante Block Penetration. Colon, MI: Abbott’s, ca. 1940s.
A solid wooden block is threaded onto a cord, the ends of which may be held by two spectators. Without cover, the block visibly penetrates the cord and is shown free. Finely constructed with an ingenious internal mechanism. Finished in blue and gold with black accents. Measures approximately 4” square. Minor paint wear from age and use; very good.
Levante Block Penetration. Colon, MI: Abbott’s, ca. 1940s.
A solid wooden block is threaded onto a cord, the ends of which may be held by two spectators. Without cover, the block visibly penetrates the cord and is shown free. Finely constructed with an ingenious internal mechanism. Finished in blue and gold with black accents. Measures approximately 4” square. Minor paint wear from age and use; very good.
