Funny Money, Curious Old Hand-drawn Folk Art Treasury Note, Graphite, c. Late 19th Century early spelling book The silver toned metal cap

The silver toned metal cap screws on tightly--perfect for tucking in a pocket or a bag for tippling anywhere

Everything about this lovely stoneware bowl makes me believe it is a piece by highly collectible mid-century studio potter Frank C

" Her green paper dress fits over her head to hang down front and back

Great for all the time use

typically filled with die cuts and trade cards and illustrations of fashionable ladies cut from journals--most seeming very much of the 'seen one

Funny Money, Curious Old Hand-drawn Folk Art Treasury Note, Graphite, c. Late 19th Century early spelling book The silver toned metal capThis and a second example by the same unknown maker listed today. So fun, and if the subject of the portrait on the other looks a bit buffoon ish, this one looks thoughtful and kind. Lots packed in here detail photos give a good sense, including of several rubbings of coins, including a half dime, (minted from 1792 to 1873.) I'm going to take this one as having a worth of $9900 as that appears pretty much everywhere!. I know from the seller that this,