1940s Hunting Records Notebook, Charmingly Detailed (Many Woodchucks!) portrait of young woman with light aging to the

with light aging to the copper and some rusting/scratching to the tin

but this small coil made bowl would have been for everyday use

Sight: 12 1/4" x 12 1/4"

(I love the image of kids carrying around their marbles in bags like this

"His" 4 1/16" wide x 2 1/2" deep x 6 1/2" tall

1940s Hunting Records Notebook, Charmingly Detailed (Many Woodchucks!) portrait of young woman with light aging to theI found this one in New Hampshire, and while no specific town or state is noted, I don't think it's travelled very far. Titled "Hunting Records" on the cover, it is exactly that, and just about as sweet and committed a record of hunting achievements as I've ever seen. It begins in 1939, when its keeper got his first hunting license (as noted in the top corner of the first page), and carefully documents each animal hunted, noting date, animal, "where