Ironing and Pressing at the Neptune Valet Shop, c. 1930s Large Snapshot Photo treen pestle coming upon this and a

coming upon this and a couple of other covers/envelopes listed today

from everything I can tell

I've tried doing some translation of the cursive inked names under each to understand exactly what species are being represented-- here I believe a Red Ruffed Lemur top left and Ring-tailed one top right

forever waiting for pens to wipe clean

Rank Badges (also called rank insignia or Mandarin squares) were used in China during the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing (1644–1911) dynasties to demonstrate the wearer’s rank—birds for civil officials and animals for military officials

Ironing and Pressing at the Neptune Valet Shop, c. 1930s Large Snapshot Photo treen pestle coming upon this and aThe small sign propped next to the light at the rear of this laundry identifies it as "The New Home of the Neptune Valet Shop," which I'd guess was affiliated with a hotel called the Neptune, but I haven't identified it for sure. Most of all for me it is about her best glasses and facial expression ever, which seem perfectly in keeping with the chore of perpetual ironing! Her partner working the presser on a pair of pants near the back looks a bit