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including a 1850-60s photo featuring a group of likely abolitionists standing in front of Harriet Beecher Stowe's home in Andover
I find them about as pure and poignant as it gets
he notes is
) This one is by Don Curreri (1930-2014)
I've watched a few of these "Fraction Learner" sets pop up online and always thought they were simply gorgeous
German Blue and Orange Tin Toy Windmill for the gameroom including a 1850-60s photo featuringJust a sweet little tin toy windmill, likely from an old model train set. I love the blue and orange color scheme, and the flower like form of the rotor, In warmer weather might set it on the windowsill or near a fan to set it cheerfully spinning. Stamped made in Germany on the underside of the gray base. A little light rusting but overall great condition. About 5" tall (I need to double check exact dimensions and will update!)
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