No. A1: Early Milton Bradley Watercolor Tin with Excellent Graphics, Blotter Papers, and Well Used Colors, c. 1890 antique merchantile A few of the cuts

A few of the cuts of the wooden pieces are a bit wonky

WW1 era I believe

About as naive as a folk art doorstop could be

and brown papered windows

24 inches fully unfolded and made of boxwood with brass hinges and ends

No. A1: Early Milton Bradley Watercolor Tin with Excellent Graphics, Blotter Papers, and Well Used Colors, c. 1890 antique merchantile A few of the cutsYum. As you may know, I have a special love for early Milton Bradley products, with Milton Bradley having been the largest American producer of Froebel kindergarten materials. And this beautiful gold lettered watercolor tin dates to that early and best era, c. 1890 I believe though I can't find another example of this No. A1 set out there. I would have purchased it empty for the wonderful box alone, but happily a very painterly interior with the