" This became his philosophy when he turned to his youthful hobby of whittling upon his retirement in 1967 from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
who found them tucked in the back of a late 19th century scrapbook
No mark anywhere on it that I can see
or forget-me-nots
which many people diligently collected
C. 1800 Oversized Engraving on Laid: Chemisty speckled stoneware tumblers " This became his philosophyOne of three engravings I am listing, c. 1800 or perhaps a little earilier, all from the same volume, which I have not identified. This one I love for the curvaceous shapes of those vessels, many quite biomorphic, and together making chemistry seem pretty sexy! Good words too: Pellican, Ingot, Muffle, Crucible, Retort, Receiver, etc. 16 1 4 x 9 1 4. Very good antique condition, no tears or creases, just some age toning mostly around the edges of the