1912 Albastine Color Chart with Eight Pages of Samples funky planter but my favorite may be

but my favorite may be the catcher in green over whom Mays towers

Raising the status of American stoneware

A couple more old Froebel Kindergarten paper weavings today

I have done a bit of reading on the subject of "ectoplasmic" spirit photography --ectoplasm being a substance or spiritual energy "exteriorized" by physical mediums

And with (horseless--or deer-less

1912 Albastine Color Chart with Eight Pages of Samples funky planter but my favorite may beThis is a neat one, both for the terrific array of colors and for the nature of Alabastine paint itself, a powdered tint that was mixed with water for use on interior surfaces. And, as one can tell from the samples in this booklet, some of which have bled a bit, this could be used as a sort of watercolor palette if desired wet the colors with a brush and you could do a little painting. Founded in New York by Melvin B. Church in 1879, Alabastine was