1904 Hand-drawn Postcard, Black Ink Dog Silhouettes segmented cube the fantastic old paint on

the fantastic old paint on this rooster makes him worthy of a proud spot on the shelf (and surely there are other things to stick on the posts around the base and through his neck

and scrimshawed with the image of a Caribou with fantastic antlers along with an igloo and an “X” with pattern bands in between

is just great

This Standard Set of 202 colors was first introduced in 1948 and remained Color-aid's core product until the introduction of the "Full Set" in 1990

1904 Hand-drawn Postcard, Black Ink Dog Silhouettes segmented cube the fantastic old paint onCreated by a Charles Bacon in 1904 and mailed to a Miss Littledale, I just like the graphic nature of this black ink drawing of pair of dogs, or rather one dog drawn in two positions, almost like a stop motion animation or a diagram of a dance. To my eye, just a lovely little thing. 5 9 16" x 3 9 16. There is a some light black ink stain spotting at upper left; overall good condition.