Glasgow Evangelistic Assoc. Collection Bank for Evangelical Schemes and Free Breakfasts sailing ship ink and watercolor

ink and watercolor

thought his creations novel enough to have obtained a patent

then with all the color painted by hand) in a terrifically bright palette of pinks

to her pearls

one could set an old marbles jumping game board there and use the marble run as a diversion while playing

Glasgow Evangelistic Assoc. Collection Bank for Evangelical Schemes and Free Breakfasts sailing ship ink and watercolorSuch a fun one, most of all to me for the use of the phrase "Evangelical Schemes," impressed into one side of the loaf shaped collection bank. "Tent Hall Free Breakfasts" on the other, "and" on both short sides, and a paper label on the underside connecting it to the Glasgow United Evangelistic Association, which operated in Glasgow, Scotland from the late 19th c. until the early 1970s. I'd guess this dates to the 1930s 40s or so and clearly was meant