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2 1/4" tall and 3/4" tall
Part of what I think makes it great is its utter impracticality--this thing weighs about 10 pounds
with detailed carving on eyes and mouth
This high-quality knife I believe was made in Japan and from what I can tell is no longer produced
Framed: 15 1/2" x 12 1/2"
Railroad Code of Whistle Signals Antique Original Sign studio pottery pitcher 2 1/4" tall and 3/4"As I tried to do some research into the history of railroad signals in order to date and to fully understand! this sign, I've realized it is a vast and complicated history I don't have enough knowledge, or patience, to dive deep into! I did learn that the use of train whistles seems to have originated in England in 1832, when a stationmaster suggested that the trains should have an audible signaling device, and thus a local musical instrument builder
