Battery-operated automaton performs a ritual cigar-raising action for interactive display
Crafted from lithographed tin and fabric with a distinctive crimson jacket and corduroy trousers for authentic vintage appeal
Features azure eyes and a fixed grin for a disturbing, perpetual smile
Manufactured in Japan during the 1950s, adding historical and collectible value
Exhibits unique patina and distressed condition, enhancing its haunting appearance
Summarized by Shop
This remarkable specimen is a Rosko McGregor Smoking Man, a battery-operated automaton manufactured in Japan during the 1950s. Standing 11 inches tall, this uncanny figure is crafted from lithographed tin and fabric, adorned in a distinctive crimson jacket and corduroy trousers.
Mechanical Curiosities
When activated, this fascinating auto
Height
11 inches
Material
Lithographed tin, fabric, corduroy
Manufactured
Japan, 1950s
Power Source
Battery-operated
Display
Requires display case for recommended preservation
