Walter Easton's Most Wonderful Mid 19th Century Handmade Booklet of Naive Graphite and Watercolor Drawings night scene I'll be very glad to

I'll be very glad to keep this one for myself--a wonderful board to serve cheese or other treats on

I've since done just a tiny bit of touch up with a black Sharpie--not to repair real damage

5 3/4" x 3 5/8" and in good condition

declaring each to either represent rouge or noir (red or black)--making it more like a game of casino roulette

4 5/8" x 3"and in good condition

Walter Easton's Most Wonderful Mid 19th Century Handmade Booklet of Naive Graphite and Watercolor Drawings night scene I'll be very glad toSome things call to me and then some things get my heart racing fast and this is very much one of the latter. Pure and total joy. These sorts of things are getting harder and harder to find, and more and more precious when they surface and no wonder! C. 1850, purchased from a dealer in Vermont, with six watercolored drawings in it, each captioned in that very best sort of all caps child's lettering, the child in this case a young Walter Easton, who