1930s Duncan Beginner's Yoyo in Black and Beautifully Aged Yellow Paint man in chaps which I perceive at least

which I perceive at least in part as a sort of "art without intent" object due to the absence of a divider on the "D"

but it was 1926 when iconic Band-Aid tins like this one were introduced

but whoever it was certainly knew what they were doing

though both sets share nice rich solid yellows

and that it is an example of their Shadow ware line

1930s Duncan Beginner's Yoyo in Black and Beautifully Aged Yellow Paint man in chaps which I perceive at leastI found this Duncan yoyo in Pennsylvania and it struck me as a very beautiful thing as well as endless amusement! The yellow paint on it is really glorious, as is the wear to it. And it is a very excellent one to yoyo with. Feels to me like high time to bring yoyo ing back as an art and a pastime. This makes me very happy, a perfect little thing. 2 1 16" d x 1 1 4", perfectly worn, original string, works perfectly.