Be Kind to the Cow Mother Antique Punch Paper Embroidery, Framed puzzsle with wide bowl rising gracefully

with wide bowl rising gracefully from cylindrical body

the "Broomfield" scrawled at the bottom of each sketch I believe refers to the location of the drawing--a hamlet in Wiltshire

There is a little hole at the center of the decorative cutout at top by which it could be pinned directly to the wall

I believe Acrilu was a Brazilian company that produced educational toys

Structurally it is in very good shape

Be Kind to the Cow Mother Antique Punch Paper Embroidery, Framed puzzsle with wide bowl rising gracefullyBe Kind To The Cow Mother The ambiguity and multiple possible readings of this old punch paper embroidery makes it is one of my favorite finds ever so wonderfully curious! Are we to be kind to the the mother cow? Or was its maker pleading to her mother to be kind to the cow?! Or, was it "Mother" who made this and decided to sign it as such? I tend to lean toward the first reading, thus loving the specificity of it being not just the cow but the cow