Original U.S. WWII Era Homefront Hand Painted Anti-Axis Japanese “Punk” Ball Knockdown Carnival Game
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Original Item: One-Of-A-Kind. Adolf H, Tojo and Mussolini were the war’s three most recognized villains. Thousands of ashtrays, dart boards, badges, toys, coloring books, posters, comics and many other homemade items such as this one. Homefront collectibles are starting to become popular again and are surprisingly difficult to find at times.
This “punk” is a wonderful example of just how creative an individual can be when it comes to mutual hatred towards a single element, the enemy. If you have ever been to a carnival or faire, you most likely encountered this game of skill. The object was to knock down the “punks” with a ball in order to win a prize and the rules have basically remained unchanged since the dawn of time. This punk stands at about 12” tall and is constructed of what appears to be painted canvas. The image painted is a caricature of Tojo with a Japanese rising sun flag. The paint is retained quite well and there is no significant damage present.
Comes more than ready for further research and display.
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