1863 The Circus Story Book with Wonderful Graphite Drawings antique Japanese sake bottle I'm not entirely sure what

I'm not entirely sure what objects they represent--I'm guessing the one that looks like a jar is actually the glass cover on a lamp or lantern

It will stand on end if learned against a wall or something

The frame is paper backed and wired for hanging

and I think this is quite a special one

) and the perfect vessel to fill with branches of autumn leaves or winter greens for a really dramatic arrangement or fabulous centerpiece

1863 The Circus Story Book with Wonderful Graphite Drawings antique Japanese sake bottle I'm not entirely sure whatThis 1863 first edition "The Circus" Story Book for Boys by a Mrs. A. S. Anthony (published in Boston, found in Haverhill, MA, and the boy who drew in it lived in Newbury, which he spells as Newburay) is a rare one, which begins with two boys discovering a giant painting of marching elephants on the wall of a local barn announcing the (pre Barnum & Bailey) circus coming to town. Published by the American Tract Society, an evangelical organization