Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston how to draw famous for its lace

famous for its lace

One sees a fair number of bone dominoes sets described as "Civil War era" which are not

and oldest example I have found

and 5/8's of an inch wide

it measures 1 1/2" off the ground at highest point due to some curvature

Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston how to draw famous for its lacePure love when I dug this drawing out from near the bottom of an overstuffed box filled with old magazine and a few other drawings by young Richard Page Thurton, whose full name I know from a pile of old school penmanship exercises (which I'll be listing soon.) Anyway, what a great one, with one assumes Richard himself, though looking a bit like a old man, standing shoulders to sink, toothbrush in hand, faucet peeking out at far right. Plus great