November Lucky Birthstone Antique Hand Drawn Postcard woven wool textile with one tear and a

with one tear and a bit of fading to the label

This 1902 first edition of “What’s What At Home and Abroad” by F

with the wire wrapped twice all the way around the turned wood handle

this pair is a shiny

And certainly hanging this sign would be a terrific way to greet visitors in all sorts of contexts

November Lucky Birthstone Antique Hand Drawn Postcard woven wool textile with one tear and aI like to think the maker of this made one for every month of the year and I wish I had them all. But lucky for a November baby, here's this one, with what I guess is a lucky horseshoe bejeweled with topaz! The text appears to read: Who first comes to this world below. With dreay [dreary I think it's meant to be] November's fog and snow. Should prize the Topaz's amber hue. Emblem of friends and lovers true." Pretty good! 3 1 2" x 5 1 2" and mailed to