June Chase's 1850s Notebook / Sketchbook, Boston MA wooden watch stand I've documented all of them

I've documented all of them here (and put my favorites first

no matter at all

I love the extreme folkiness of this chief

Good vintage condition but I'd guess he was carved some time ago--there is a bit of aging and darkening to wood around the edges and in a few other spots

and numbered 36 from an edition of 95

June Chase's 1850s Notebook / Sketchbook, Boston MA wooden watch stand I've documented all of themWhile some of the graphite drawings in it show some smudging and softening no great surprise, being 170 or so years old this, I think, is quite a marvelous thing, both as a document of pre Civil War, 2nd Great Awakening era New England, and for the drawings themselves. It appears to have been the notebook of a June Chase of Boston, MA, who I believe was a member of the Chase family of New England, descending from early American settlers Aquila Chase