photos show it on a stand
Just a sweet old Erzgebirge cow with heavy udder
which I'd guess dates to the 1920s
with black for his beady eyes and red for the inside of his giant mouth
I loved finding a bag filled with these and more (listed as a second set) this week in New Hampshire—clearly pro-actively collected by someone over a good number of years
Much Used Fortune Teller's Deck of Early 1900s Gypsy Witch Cards, with Handwritten Notes, in Tin as Found Chinese photos show it on aFinding this set at a great antique shop in Pennsylvania made me super happy including for the fact that unlike most everything else I came across on this trip, it was not as highly valued by the seller as I thought it would be! Short just a couple of cards, though with a few extras mixed in from a later deck, it's a much used early Gypsy Witch fortune telling deck (c. 1903 I believe), with annotations letters, numbers, and notes like "DO NOT" written