Some aging to the brass and to the back side
I assume it was made to hold cigarettes on one side and matches on the other
The one with the unstained wood has a chip in the wood on one end of the stained side
which is part of its moody beauty
and a bit of peeling off/loss of adhesion on one part of the back side (I have not touched it
Sunroco Rubber c. 1930s Mickey Mouse on Yellow Tractor vintage domino cards Some aging to the brassI am not a huge Mickey Mouse person, but sometimes they find me, as do, on occasion, old Sunroco rubber cars and trucks, which can be really great. This Mickey on bright yellow tractor is a happy merger of the two, and I do think pretty charming. A little research shows that Viceroy Sunroco produced a series of these from the 1930s to the 1950s or so, featuring both Mickey and Donald Duck as drivers, and it appears that Mickey paired with the yellow