Black and White Cut Paper Silhouettes of Young Woman in Antique Pocket Frame wooden spokes such that the lid sits

such that the lid sits very nicely

I love seeing these investments in preserving the utility and longevity of this trusty old thing

with a little gap and wiggle--no threat of coming apart

they created their work for many years in one corner of their living room

and he leaves plenty of room for a big bar of soap

Black and White Cut Paper Silhouettes of Young Woman in Antique Pocket Frame wooden spokes such that the lid sitsI don't know a lot about cut paper silhouettes, but I do believe these are likely not too much older than the pocket frame, which based on some research I believe dates to the 1860s or so. The relative simplicity of the silhouettes makes me think that it might have been done by a schoolgirl or the young woman herself rather than a silhouette artist, who might have included greater detail. And curious, at least to me, that there be a positive and