Hounds Tongue Plant Specimen from 1879 Herbarium pencil on paper which in the mid-70s changed

which in the mid-70s changed its name from Liggett & Myers to The Liggett Group

The largest one has scalloped edges as well as shutters that open and close

There are just few bristles missing (one hole's worth)

leaf and vine design that is striking against its black body

and Murray Silverstein with Max Jacobson

Hounds Tongue Plant Specimen from 1879 Herbarium pencil on paper which in the mid-70s changedI have a fantasy that one day at a flea market I'll uncover a beautiful antique herbarium that's been sitting in the bottom of a box for 150 years or so filled with page upon page of perfectly documented pressed and dried plant specimens. Alas, this has yet to happen, but I did recently find this and one other (listed separately) herbarium pages, I'd guess removed from a larger volume. This one is Hounds Tongue, a robust plant, as one can see (!),