fantasy

11 photos and 2 illustrations tagged fantasy, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1890

2013

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Tom Wigley said:
Brilliant vehicle. Thanks for posting it.
Knowing Angle said:
Oh man ... I want one of these!!! =)
peaceswirl said:
I want to ride!!!
porkshanks said:
((O . O)) looks fun!
Laura Moncur said:
They were quite the fad back then. www.gadgetspage.com/cars/sail-wagon.html

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Vidiot said:
This was most likely between 1910 and the Dreamland fire in May 1911.
street stars said:
amazing photos. so glad i discovered this.
ashwood2008 said:
These types of scenarios remind of the movies, it's amazing that not that long ago shows like this actually existed right here in America. I hear so much about Coney Island, and to see it in what might have been its prime is a great treat.
David Cory said:
Added to the gallery, More Oddities From the Commons.
Richard Norton said:
I did a little research and found info on Ferari and added it to Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_G._Ferari

Accessible Jelly said:
"The Teaser, adjacent to the Electric Tower, was a Mangel's designed ride that often made its passengers dizzy. Its main platform slowly rotated while those seated in linked chairs facing each other, could if they liked, grasp the hub between them and cause their seats to revolve around each other." Taken from this article: www.westland.net/coneyisland/articles/lunapark.htm
Allen Berndt said:
Now we can do that in an office chair for free!
amy said:
pretty much the teacup ride, no?
Boardwalklover said:
It was the early version of the teacup ride!