Keep Hands OFF, G.R's First German Book for School and Home, 1870s sapolin gold leaf a few small dings and

a few small dings and rough spots here and there

I've bought and sold a fair number of bone dominoes at this point

How not to love

making me wonder if he isn't meant to represent a butler

I think these are pretty old and they've got a few layers of paint on them -- the back of the chair shows an old faded dark red

Keep Hands OFF, G.R's First German Book for School and Home, 1870s sapolin gold leaf a few small dings andOf course it is the "Keep hands OFF this Book" written by a GR in blue crayon on the inside front cover of this old German language school book that sold me on it, but then it was a delight to discover a few small drawings and crayon coloring on some of the geometric shapes scattered across its pages. And the printed matter itself is quite lovely, combining bits of arithmetic and geometry and penmanship and German language on each page. Some pages at