What a magnificent example of this hard-to-find diecut. Produced by Beistle during the 1920s, this jointed, grim-faced devil makes a real statement. (Freud would have had a field day chatting with the artist.) Beistle made another design that surfaces a bit more often that doesn’t have a tail. The condition issues this fine seller flags are true nits. This one is in better condition than the one I own. If you are a Beistle collector, you simply can’t let this one escape your grasp.
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