C. Mid 1800s Glocke un Hammer (Bell and Hammer) Game, Complete (n/a betting tokens) paper cut done with feet This one is completely that

This one is completely that

and some toning

I love this 1899 school notebook--kept by a Helen Dayton of Watertown

but I think the juxtaposition is actually quite poignant as a distillation of differences between the early 19th and late 20th/early 21st century

but have since learned that "slip animation" magic lantern slides were a Victorian era novelty

C. Mid 1800s Glocke un Hammer (Bell and Hammer) Game, Complete (n/a betting tokens) paper cut done with feet This one is completely thatI scooped this up for the lovely box alone, but having learned some about the game of Bell and Hammer since, I'm pleased to report the contents are complete (excepting game chips counters, which could be pennies or poker chips or I happen to have a box of bone tokens available in the shop here.) Bell and Hammer (also known as Whitehorse, and Glocke und Hammer or Schimmel in German) is a dice throwing game that was quite popular in Europe in the 19th