This antique novelty toy clapper is a unique addition to any collection. Made by Irving J Halpern in the early 1900s, it is an original piece that has preserved well over time. The light wood tone and intricate style and terrific condition make it a remarkable piece that is sure to catch the eye of any antique collector.

In 1922 Irving J. Halpern introduced the Klitter-Klatter from his House of Favors company in New York City His note to the trade read: "We respectfully submit for your approval the latest fascinating novelty, a noise making device that has created such a sensation in New York that we are swamped with inquiries from all over the states. Klitter-Klatter is constructed purely of wood and is a great noise making device that produces a most pleasing yet loud noise. It serves a double purpose as a most unique favor. Klitter-Klatter takes the place of hand clapping. As an advertising medium it's extremely interesting and without competition. Any desired advertising matter printed without extra charge."

No advertising appears on the piece. It is in excellent working condition.

6”l x 1 7/8”w x 1 3/8”h option and

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