Antique "Wheels of Fortune" are highly sought after. One was featured not too long ago on Antiques Roadshow. Look at the wood on the back side of it and make sure it is not a particle board reproduction, but made of solid wood. Looking at the mechanics which allow it to spin would also help to determine it's age. Can you provide a clear picture of the reverse side? I'm a bit concerned that I cannot see any signs of age and use, but it may just be the photo quality. I would really expect to see dirt and yellowing on the white panels, much like you would on a clock face, especially for something used in a carnival/fair environment.
