Yep, that is Jerome Lee Martin, @Figtree3 While the show was in New York in 1894, he was recruited by along with Annie Oakley and a Native...
No, you're right - it's a cabinet card. I don't recall whether the backs are embossed, which some are. I have all my Grandaddy's effects and...
LOVE the size... I pass on a lot of boxes these days, but the size on this is nice :) (im sure not, but) Is that a functioning button on the...
Well, that is extremely beautiful scripture, if that's what it's called. Thanks for sharing, @springfld.arsenal
Good one @i need help! I was biting my tongue as I had just been researching antique breast shaped buttons... [IMG] Pretty cool cuff, kard :)
"My Saddle" would have made a cute/funny carte de visite, but I think I just resized it back when I put a book together for my family.
I was showing my Grandaddy's little BBWWS card, which I always thought was a carte de visite, but now know it's a calling card - wasn't even...
Turkish brass table depicts what legend?
This is quite wonderful, but I couldn't help noticing that Aubrey Beardlsey was long dead when this was published... So similar!
You're welcome, Jerry - if you spend a lot of time here, that'll come in handy! BTW: My handle is Scoutshouse!!
Very nice! (the U is a stylized circle)
Nice article: Calling Cards and Visiting Cards: A Brief History With one similar to yours, @Dutchess - Welcome! [IMG] Men used them, too......
@Jerry Elbert I LIKE that stand. You can always check your alerts for your threads and topics you've been commenting on, but when your topic...
Nice, @clutteredcloset49 :)
My gifs never work out :(
San Franciscans know that two days of sun = at least one day of lovely fog... https://giphy.com/gifs/san-francisco-fog-poXxcq3oqtLMI More...
Maybe it's just fog? [IMG]
I think the view is from somewhere below the word "Small" facing NW out to the ocean. Maybe she caught the tip of the peninsula behind? Anyhoo,...
I agree :) - This is not handmade, though @Tricia Harr But very wearable and sell-able :) I still have an emerald green one.
Lover's Point! Who knew? I'm still trying to figure out where the land mass is in the background of her painting. Very cool, @Shwikman [ATTACH]...
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