Man in Carriage, Horse with Hidden Head, Fantastic Tree and Fantasy Architecture, Nancy Linton's c. 1880s Ink Drawing brown glazed vase Holding together but a little

Holding together but a little loose where back joins to sides

There are a couple of blocks with small losses as documented but overall they are in great shape

Containing the Rudiments of the English Language for the Use of Schools in the United States

with decorative brass plate around the keyhole and simple brass swinging lock cover is my favorite I've seen

the latter creating the appearance of eyes

Man in Carriage, Horse with Hidden Head, Fantastic Tree and Fantasy Architecture, Nancy Linton's c. 1880s Ink Drawing brown glazed vase Holding together but a littleSuch a delight! I know from the New England dealer I purchased this from that the Nancy Linton who signed it (quite proudly!) was Nancy Isabel Linton, born 1868 in Charlotte, New Brunswick, in and around where she lived her whole life. (d. 1935). I would guess she drew this during her school years, early mid 1880s, and love everything about it our Nancy was not afraid of bold gestures, and I imagine her as a young woman with a mind very much her own!