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and one can still make out the year
From a second batch of drawings by the prolific and ever inventive Chicago artist James Frederic Bone (1929-2015)
was scared of slicing a finger off
circa 1930s
but these give it a nice patina of age and use and the horsehair bristles are in very good shape (and nice and soft on one's neck
Mid 19th c. Cut Paper Birds and Elephants by J. McNally with Scissors in Toes at Barnum's Museum vintage cocktails and one can still makeThis one is subtle (the first photo shows it lit from behind) but I think quite special, significantly for the story of it handwritten in pencil at bottom left, surely noted not long after its making. It notes that the paper cut, of birds and elephants, was done at Barnum's Museum (operated by P. T Barnum and located in Lower Manhattan at the corner of Broadway, Park Row and Ann Street, from 1841 to 1865; it was after the museum burned down that
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