Walter Easton's Most Wonderful Mid 19th Century Handmade Booklet of Naive Graphite and Watercolor Drawings treen carving with each of those arms

with each of those arms able to be rotated or removed from the center wheel entirely

It is signed on the bottom "SH '89"

Leave it to a young child to distill something to its essence

native to Central America)--quite a stunner

Holes in the corners for hanging and a fifth hole at lower center

Walter Easton's Most Wonderful Mid 19th Century Handmade Booklet of Naive Graphite and Watercolor Drawings treen carving with each of those armsSome things call to me and then some things get my heart racing fast and this is very much one of the latter. Pure and total joy. These sorts of things are getting harder and harder to find, and more and more precious when they surface and no wonder! C. 1850, purchased from a dealer in Vermont, with six watercolored drawings in it, each captioned in that very best sort of all caps child's lettering, the child in this case a young Walter Easton, who