Celluloid Four Aces Match Covers Set with Original Matches bone inlay with the knife useful not

with the knife useful not just for opening letters but also for sharpening the pencil

It seems quite likely this 1964 graphite drawing signed by a Phyllis Myrick was a school exercise

or love letters

I find this cafe scene of mother and son pretty charming

how much fun to build an outfit around this

Celluloid Four Aces Match Covers Set with Original Matches bone inlay with the knife useful notA super fun set of vintage celluloid match book cases, with original matches still inside! I believe these were made by Knightsbridge, Italy, c. 1930s 50s. Perfect for lighting cigars around the poker table, or really for making an occasion of lighting anything! And they are actually in the shape of books the sides look like spines! so one could stack display like a little library. Very good condition, with a little minor surface scratching to the Ace