Fun c 1930s Die-Cut Cardboard Eyeglasses Masks - Sold Individually transfer printed And what a curiosity

And what a curiosity

though I could not find a reference to the Jan Ford cottages noted at upper right

I would think they were the real thing

allowing his to be positioned standing or sitting

In recent years I’ve become a huge fan of the work of many Canadian Inuit & First Nations artists

Fun c 1930s Die-Cut Cardboard Eyeglasses Masks - Sold Individually transfer printed And what a curiosityGreat for when you are really feeling cooped up, bored, or just in need of a little fun (or a last minute Halloween costume), here's a pair of funny faced c. 1930s color litho cardboard glasses that you would just need to pop the eye holes out of to wear around. They are in pretty pristine condition though, with the stems never folded and such great graphics that they would also be worthy of popping in a frame. 15 1 2" l x approx. 3 1 2" t. There is a