Vintage Leather Pommel Horse by Nissen circulation Its streamlined utilitarian form reflects

Its streamlined utilitarian form reflects the practical engineering common to early American factory and workshop lighting

this piece boasts three wheels instead of the sulky's two

The use of japanned copper and a pivoting mechanism suggests a higher-quality production rather than mass-market souvenir ware

Overall presentation remains strong and highly legible as a display piece

Electric toy forklift modeled after full-scale industrial Towmotor equipment

Vintage Leather Pommel Horse by Nissen circulation Its streamlined utilitarian form reflectsc. 1960s; Nissen Trampoline Company Cedar Rapids, IA Rare pommel horse manufactured by the Nissen Trampoline Company, the firm founded by George Nissen, inventor of the modern trampoline. The horse features a brown leather covered body mounted on adjustable chromed steel legs with blue painted cast fittings and hardwood pommels. Retaining its original Nissen stencil, the piece represents an early example of professional gymnasium equipment produced by