Vintage Ferris Wheel Patent Print – 1906 Amusement Device by F. Pulman & W. I. Leatherland

Step into the golden age of amusement parks with this vintage Ferris wheel patent print, originally patented by F. Pulman & W. I. Leatherland on May 28, 1907 (Patent No. 855,132A). This engineering marvel showcases an early mechanical design for amusement rides, capturing the intricate structure and motion of one of the most iconic fairground attractions.

Designed for thrills and panoramic views, the Ferris wheel has long been a symbol of innovation in entertainment and mechanical ingenuity. This beautifully detailed technical drawing illustrates the suspended passenger cabins, structural framework, and drive mechanisms, making it a fascinating piece of amusement history.

Perfect for carnival lovers, engineers, and collectors of historical inventions, this reproduction adds vintage charm to home theaters, entertainment spaces, and creative studios.