Antique Bowling Alley #500 Tabletop Game by Brinkman crank known as a Sleepy Hollow

known as a Sleepy Hollow chair

likely the most popular and iconic of the kiddie rides

21" W x 22" D x 27" H

The horse is mounted on a four-wheel push-cart base with red-painted metal wheels and a wooden handlebar with turned grips for steering

Surface shows moderate wear with scratches

Antique Bowling Alley #500 Tabletop Game by Brinkman crank known as a Sleepy Hollowc. 1927; Brinkman Engineering Co. Dayton, OH Painted steel tabletop bowling game, The Bowling Alley #500, manufactured by the Brinkman Engineering Co. of Dayton, Ohio. This patented design (U. S. Patent No. 1,625,980, issued April 26, 1927 to Louis G. Brinkman) uses a spring loaded plunger to launch balls down a long lane toward a set of miniature pins, with an integrated mechanical pin reset system housed at the rear. The Brinkman Engineering Co.