Keep to Right, Small Vintage Snapshot of Homemade Standing Sign in Situ 1930s photograph the near perfect roundness of

the near perfect roundness of the head

I don't know anything of who made it or when

I believe that is Russian

Thayer--an educator and Episcopalian minister who built a second home and summered in Ipswich (son of Robert Helyer Thayer

The faces are a bit different on either side of this old polar bear pull toy

Keep to Right, Small Vintage Snapshot of Homemade Standing Sign in Situ 1930s photograph the near perfect roundness ofJust a little snapshot, but it seems to me just right at this scale like a whisper of a message from on far, reminding one to "keep to right." (Which I'll take as meaning right as in good, not as in to THE Right!) Looks like a homemade sign to me, with the lettering hand cut from metal and in fact it looks a bit like a dustpan turned on end to me! 2 1 2" x 1 5 8" and in very good condition, c. 1930s 40s I believe.