Think of Me, Small 19th Century Theorem Watercolor Love Token with Hand-stamped Sentiment towe tearing along the binding strips

tearing along the binding strips holding the pages together

which is a bit floppy from the weight of it

with some wear to the black stain across the nose

In 1917 they created The Village Store and Tea Room in New York City

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Think of Me, Small 19th Century Theorem Watercolor Love Token with Hand-stamped Sentiment towe tearing along the binding stripsIn my book, it's always time for a love token, and now of course it is nearly valentine season. This is the third of a group of three small 19th century theorem ink and watercolors I found last summer in Pennsylvania, all done by the same person, each with a different hand stamped sentiment. (Theorem watercolors like this were made using hand cut stencils, with the paint, I recently learned, often blown onto the paper via a glass tube, like a straw.)