and the meter's made possessive--all the more so for the fact that those apostrophes were cut down by hand from other letters so had plenty of time to be considered
and it seems perhaps the watercolor was based on a still from a movie
then mounted in a scrapbook I believe
and also like that it looks a bit like a miniature rusty globe
Good now as a low side table or perhaps a riser atop another table--or one could remove the legs entirely and hang the top on the wall
Peace on Earth, Atmospheric c. 1890s American Soldiers at Camp Cabinet Card, Lebanon, PA folk art carving folk art bunny and the meter's made possessive--allSuper atmospheric and I think quite beautiful, with the (laurel leaf?) decorated cross in the foreground reading "Peace on Earth." A little research into Roshon photography of Lebabon PA leads me to Christian S Roshon, whose Roshon Galleries were located at 142 North 8th Street, and 22 South 9th street in Lebanon, with an additional studio in Harrisburg and another gallery in Morristown, New Jersey. I believe this cabinet card dates to the 1890s; I