Early 20th C. Naive Double-Sided Farm Drawing on Waxed Cloth, Crayon and Graphite character puppet There is no glass on

There is no glass on the chip-carved door

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with a little pitting to surface of the 1-0 domino and corner wear to most

There is a small old nail on her backside at the waist that could be used to hang her

including three Plymouths

Early 20th C. Naive Double-Sided Farm Drawing on Waxed Cloth, Crayon and Graphite character puppet There is no glass onI know this drawing was found in Lancaster County, PA and would be pretty confident that's where it originated. Rather unusual for being executed on a sort of oil cloth, which has a nice weight and stiffness that keeps it wrinkle free and would make it easy just to pin to the wall. I like both sides but perhaps am a bit partial to the graphite drawn one, which I take for a first sketch for the crayon drawing on reverse, but which has a really nice