Aunt Nellie treasured many things, including these sentimental letters from her mother's family in Germany. Lovingly scripted in sepia ink during the mid-1800s, they now make their way around the world once again for use in your artwork.
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Sunday, July 15, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Robin Greeting Banner
Who could more cheerfully deliver your sentiment than a robin in full song? The original die-cut is approximately 6 inches high and contains no greeting, although it was clearly designed as a message scroll. Nestled in the clouds would be the perfect place for you to add your own hand-written script or stamping. What message will these sweet birds deliver for you today?
Vision Test Chart
This vision test chart is a sentimental piece for me; it belonged to my grandfather, who was an ophthalmologist. The original was laminated onto a wooden plaque and contains links to hang additional charts onto either side.
Labels:
antique document,
eye chart,
medical ephemera,
vision test
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