Small Early Richter Stone Anchor Blocks Set with Original (Well Worn) Inserts target pattern which I believe at least

which I believe at least partially translates to: As a keepsake

as it was claimed not once but three times on the back--and rightly so I think

almost miraculous feeling way

it came--and comes--in a solid wood matte black painted with new cardboard back

I think it is really beautiful

Small Early Richter Stone Anchor Blocks Set with Original (Well Worn) Inserts target pattern which I believe at leastI love Richter Anchor blocks, but most of the sets one comes across are large ones, which, because the blocks are made of stone (specifically a stone like mixture of quartz sand, chalk and linseed oil) they are heavy, and rather unwieldy! (First produced in Germany in the mid 19th century, the blocks became popular in the 1880s when businessman Friedrich Adolf Richter acquired the rights to the design and began marketing them under his name with that