William Douglas’s Copy of Noah Webster's 1824 American Speller 19th century Guignol illustrations More lovely in person and

More lovely in person and totally usable for play

rather like a map

I might use it on the table or even bring it on a camping trip

and is a bright as photos portray

William Douglas’s Copy of Noah Webster's 1824 American Speller 19th century Guignol illustrations More lovely in person andOf course I could not resist the beautiful calligraphic loops just inside this speller just shy of 200 years old, and especially what I take for a sharp featured little head and shoulders made up of tiny dots at left, which I imagine was a tiny portrait of a stern instructor! With wooden cover boards papered in blue (Webster's speller was the most popular of the day, known familiarly as the blue back speller) it is quite a lovely thing, with page