Curious Miniature G.A.R (Civil War Veterans Fraternal) Ceramic Canteen with Rebus! French leather doll body I never hesitate when I

I never hesitate when I find 19th c watercolor drawings like this

I find pretty moving and beautiful

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the matriarch I assume rolling out the dough

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Curious Miniature G.A.R (Civil War Veterans Fraternal) Ceramic Canteen with Rebus! French leather doll body I never hesitate when IAnother curious one, which, as a lover of rebuses, there was no way I could resist though I'm not the least bit good solving them! I turned up a blog post devoted to miniature ceramic canteens, explaining them as a phenomenon of the Grand Army of the Republic (G. A. R.), a fraternal organization found in 1866 and composed of Civil War Union army navy marine veterans. (The miniature canteen form referencing canteens carried in combat.) And indeed, the