Spain and Portugal: Gorgeous c. 1840 Ink and Watercolor Hand-drawn Map J. Koehler postcard with next to know bending

with next to know bending of the brass at all

Transformations are a frequent feature of traditional Inuit stories from the era of nomadic life on the land in the arctic

hand-sewn of oil cloth I think at least a hundred years ago

The underside is unglazed

Spain and Portugal: Gorgeous c. 1840 Ink and Watercolor Hand-drawn Map J. Koehler postcard with next to know bendingI forever have an eye out for hand drawn maps of all sorts, and especially ink and watercolor ones of this ilk, which I believe were done in school as part of geography class (can you imagine?!) These (this is one of five I am listing) I purchased from a seller near to me in Massachusetts, who dates them to 1840 or so based on a map of the United States done by the same person, which included Texas Territory (Texas became a state in 1845). To me these