and one patch of paint loss to the background at right
but of course it is the singularities where the greatness is--like the disappearing paw where the boy holds it his white glove
With a large ball on top echoing the one inside
a renowned Nova Scotia-based Canadian carver who became known in the 1960s for his sleek
There is a hairline crack running up from the bottom to edge to the mouth of the ram
Brown Paper Wrapped Little Leather Library Copy of The Christmas Carol, 1920s shorebird decoy and one patch of paintJust for fun, really maybe to put out with the Christmas decorations but you know I can't resist a miniature book with brown paper wrapped cover and hand drawn title, plus THE END in crayon on the back cover. Maybe not the best copy for reading, but good for the miniature book collection anyway The book itself was published by the Little Leather Library Corp, NY, c. 1920s. 4" x 3 1 2" Soft cover, with sandpaper texture to the inside covers, 127 pages.