Old Naive Drawing of Native American Warrior with Bow and Arrow primitive game board which preceeded Bluff as the

which preceeded Bluff as the name for the tag-like game

and large enough to be useful for stashing a bunch of things

operated by Hallie and Nate Evans

dates to the 1930s or 40s

this fabulous bright red-orange and black hand-painted ceramic flower frog could perfectly well be used to hold a few flowers in place

Old Naive Drawing of Native American Warrior with Bow and Arrow primitive game board which preceeded Bluff as theThis one I found along with the three soldiers in a row I just listed, and if this Native American warrior were facing the opposite direction I'd think they were about to face off. I'm glad for that not be the case for the arrow here instead to remain forever ready but never fired, with its diagonal beautifully echoed by the feathers of his hat and counterpointed by the opposite diagonal of his quiver. Surely done by a young boy long ago, and I think