Towserine's Collar and Leon's Trunk, Evocative Pair of Old Found Keys wine bottle and apple and with the softening/fading to

and with the softening/fading to the color of the purple construction paper enhancing a sense of timelessness--really a very lovely and rather transcendent little piece

with a a little darkening to the surface of the wood under the left eye and at the center to the nose

the widely acclaimed illustrator and former art director of the New York Times Op-Ed page—at the lower right corner of the cover

so perhaps on one side she's with her husband (keeping him at a distance) and the other

Complete deck of 56 with box

Towserine's Collar and Leon's Trunk, Evocative Pair of Old Found Keys wine bottle and apple and with the softening/fading toThese two I found together rummaging deep through a old box of interesting "junk" at Brimfield just my sorts of things, and together I think they should stay. Towser is a traditional name for a large or scrappy dog, deriving from the verb touse (meaning to pull about or handle roughly) here one has to think adapted for a female dog with the "ine" underlined, as if there were also a Towser in the family, who had its own collar key attached to a