Merchants Exchange Memorandum: 1865 Ink Sketches by Edwin Clark black folk art which make them extra nice--you

which make them extra nice--you can amuse yourself by setting them spinning while waiting on others to take their turns

with a red painted interior

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but the ribbon is so old and brittle I am afraid to try it

but this seems to be quite a singular one

Merchants Exchange Memorandum: 1865 Ink Sketches by Edwin Clark black folk art which make them extra nice--youI purchased this and a second just listed together, the other with a handwritten note on it that applies to this one too: "Edwin Clark drew these to amuse Ella when a little girl and she finds them when she is 64 years old where she has carefully preserved them in hers and Sophy's [?] desk and looked them over when resting and enjoying her garden. July 20, 1918, 8: 30 pm." I don't imagine the sketches on this page have any relationship to the