Victorian Gallopers for Sale

Only five years old, the central pillar has not shifted since its inauguration. The free, saved restauration was urgently needed after the move from its former site at the Walton Pier in Essex. Gallopers have been on the Walton Pier since about 1948 and it is believed that the gallopers had previously been in possession of a touring exhibition.

Luckily, the merry-go-round outlived the extensive renovations the jetty underwent in 1997. It was then taken away from the jetty to be renovated and then incorporated into the soon-to-be-opened Yesterdays World. They are assumed to have been taken out of the roundabout at some point in the past.

The gallopers are still present in Great Yarmouth, and although the museums are now shut, a tour can be arranger. After the sale, the buyer is given the opportunity to purchase at agreed time. Every bid that has been placed on Lot: 1 - the Galopper and Lot: 2 - the front of the organs should reach the Chippenham auction rooms by 4 p.m. on Wednesday 18 February and be tagged for the hands of Richard or Tora Edmonds.

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Victorian Gallierpferd from 1897. Tremendously seldom Frederick savage fair wood from 1897. Initially he was in the center line of a 3-abreost'Gallopers' movement. Some other information about "Pat" is that it is a gallery opera in front of the Jacko Beeches round-about and that the initial Gallopers sets were new to Henry Knight of Hinckley, Léicestershire, in 1897.

Mid-mounted motor no. 687, Org motor no. 691 - a kolonial one. Most recently embellished by Jimmy Williams of Tadley in the 1970s, although multiple coats of the orginal color remained intact underneath! Supplied completely with brazen holder, turned brazen rod & genuine auctions poster with print origin.