Center folds to the key cards (which allows them to fit in the box) and one small tear to the the purple master card
and I really love that all of the pieces are shaped like tools (specifically intended to represent farm tools from what I’ve read
about the same time that painter Paul Signac became aware of Henri Rousseau
with interactive dials allow one to scroll through a range of "special flags" and "alphabet flags" which correspond to flag positions and codes
and I love there fact that the configuration of entertaining bodies of these two reminds me a lot of the form of a Charles Moore
Wolf Rescuing Ram, c. 1860s Framed Antique Prattware Jar Lid, “The Snow Drift” Japanese pigment Center folds to the keyIts the subject that attracted me to this one, which is a framed English Prattware pot lid, c. 1860, made after a print by Henry Edwin Landseer I believe. Prattware refers to the underglaze polychrome printing process, invented in 1847 by Felix Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire, and making use of three color plates plus a black key plate. The image has a fantastic sharpness and clarity to it, and of course I love this kindly wolf defying its nature to
