with the name of their original owner written in pencil on the underside of the lid and more faintly on the top as well
The unpasted (free) end papers at front and back (i
with images showing how to use each properly
Early 20th century I believe and likely used at a carnival or fair
Good for all manner of scorekeeping and just fun to use
Lena's Juicy Letters to Dear Friend Berthe, 1910-11, with Poems and Photo benningtons with the name of theirThese are fun! What we learn mostly about Lena is that she is, in her own words, a very bad flirt, with her letters detailing a series of romances with different fellows, including descriptions of their deep blue or brown eyes (at turn) and dimples, as well as description of spats caused by lost letters and misunderstandings and one boyfriend spotting her with another. Also included is a request to Berthe to send a secret anonymous letter for Lena,