Lovely Old Wooden T-Square with Mirror Writing green which I've learned were an

which I've learned were an American invention from the Depression era

and perhaps a frog below)

but I think it is all to the good in making for the perfect contrast with the still super bright and thick yellow paint on the beak

A super sweet addition to any menagerie

Wear and light cracking to the surface of the wood consistent with age

Lovely Old Wooden T-Square with Mirror Writing green which I've learned were anIt really did take me a mirror to decipher the backwards writing on this old wooden t square, which I believe reads: "This is a true saying and worthy of all men." I believe this phrase refers to the pastoral epithets in the New Testament, which include "This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief." I am not entirely certain its meaning on this t square, though