No Shooting in Park Limits: Stunningly Rich Antique RPPC of Two Men on Suspension Bridge leaf structure And then pages devoted to

And then pages devoted to anagrams and cypher codes and other visual language sorts of puzzles

I came across one of these Bassett Egg Shampoo tins for the first time at an antique shop in Pennsylvania and was very taken with it--but then I saw the price

This page came out of an oversized British ledger dated 1895 which was originally used for maintaining the register of the National Amalgamated Society of Coopers--a trade union representing coopers in the United Kingdom and Ireland

There are several holes at the top off each leg where it joins the body

(Or perhaps it once contained a pile of snapshots of a pug named Funny

No Shooting in Park Limits: Stunningly Rich Antique RPPC of Two Men on Suspension Bridge leaf structure And then pages devoted toThe sharpness and richness of tonality here is just stunning; one could count every leaf of the very dense foliage, amidst which these two men, standing on park suspension bridge, are very nearly camouflaged. I especially like the sign posted at lower right corner: "No shooting in park limits" including for the double entendre, relative to shooting a photo! 5 3 8" x 3 3 8". Very good condition, with printing imperfection along left far edge original