"I Don't Have a Rebuttal"...Outlaw Drawing, Ink on Card, with More on Reverse old timer documenting the vast

documenting the vast

suggesting whoever used it was pretty equally engaging all sides

I like it as a gesture of a raised hand

with very minimal cracking to the lacquer--mostly just the interior of one of the two trays

I find myself increasingly interested in old photos that are transformed in strange ways over time and think this is quite a wonderful example

"I Don't Have a Rebuttal"...Outlaw Drawing, Ink on Card, with More on Reverse old timer documenting the vastFeels super classic to me and of the perfect sort of hang alongside one's carved toy gun collection. And I love the conversation between the portrait of this cowboy outlaw and the reverse side, with the phrase "I don't have a rebuttal, woe is me," suggesting a very one sided shoot out, and MUTINY in capital letters running down the side. 5" x 3", ink on card, good condition, with a small stain to lower left corner.