Augusta Hewlett's Stunning 1835-1847 Penmanship Notebook with Elaborate Alphabets and Family Records israeli ceramics and about the times more

and about the times more broadly

11 1/4" long if measured on the square

It seems that the mold itself is made of a heavy

All the better that handwritten right upon it is the history of its making: “Made from 1 piece red elm 1942 by Corina Layson”

and hitting the target at the center will pop them back up--which of course one can do manually

Augusta Hewlett's Stunning 1835-1847 Penmanship Notebook with Elaborate Alphabets and Family Records israeli ceramics and about the times moreThis one! I do believe it's the most stunning 19th century penmanship notebook I've had, British I believe, and especially special for its variety of elaborately penned alphabets (including one page with Armenian, Syriac, Arabic, Rabbinical and Samaritan alphabets, and also a couple with curiously futuristic looking late 1970s esque sans serif lettering). It also features exquisitely lettered lists of Augusta Hewlett's family members, including the