Deborah Dunning's 1840-1844 Book of Hand-written Poetry, etc. girl ice fishing but definitely has smeared some

but definitely has smeared some

In pencil on the back of is a notation of its location: 98 Hawthorne Avenue in Yorkers

forever reserved for for a local VIP

A little paint loss on the handles and one of the sides of the handle stands just a little shy of straight up and down

The shape of the whole is really pretty great

Deborah Dunning's 1840-1844 Book of Hand-written Poetry, etc. girl ice fishing but definitely has smeared someI can't not rescue things like this, to ensure they are shepherded into the future one way or another. I believe the owner was a Deborah Dunning, who was responsible for writing many of the poems in it, with contributions as well from other Dunnings and friends. Much of the content relates to friendship, and also farewells of various sorts, with plenty about God, and nature, and marriage, and death, too. One page features the names of Deborah Dunning