Marshall J. Rockwell Antique Pencil Drawings, Girl with Dogs and Portrait wooden hummingbird lure but I personally would not

but I personally would not touch it

though with a much larger presence

The backsides show stains to the paper in the corners but no tears and the fronts are in excellent condition

My guess is that the bottom of the ashtray was once the printing plate used by Squire to produce business or calling cards

there is little paint loss in a few spots and a few surface scratches -- as documented

Marshall J. Rockwell Antique Pencil Drawings, Girl with Dogs and Portrait wooden hummingbird lure but I personally would notContinuing on my current favorite theme of girls with their dogs is this charming old pencil drawing titled "Watching the Storm." At first I thought this young woman gazing longingly out the window had two dog companions with her, but I think there is another nose and shaggy head just to left of her elbow making it three! I love the faces of the dogs especially, and all of the details, from the leash in her hand, to the abandoned glove sitting sadly