To Mother: Early 1930s Child Drawing / Play and Picnic in the Ravine Invitation ceramic cheese these two letters and envelopes

these two letters and envelopes chosen primarily for their aesthetic value--I love the dense flurry of letters and flourishes on one of them

with the lack of indices (numbers) and the square corners dating these to the 19th century for sure

a process which tests how things hold up against one another and often helps me to understand what's especially good

who I think may have been responsible for the beginning section in where are a series  of neatly transcribed poems about seashells and spring days

To Mother: Early 1930s Child Drawing / Play and Picnic in the Ravine Invitation ceramic cheese these two letters and envelopesThis one was done by the same unknown child as the page filled with alphabets I just listed a child I am sure I would have really liked! It's the crayon colored figure in orange with bright red cheeks and black cloud of a hat and yellow long legged duck beside him that sold me on this, though I quite like the little bunny seeming to be looking in on a caged animal from the outside, too! All given to the Mother to announce an upcoming play, with picnic