nicely matted (the cream matte appears to be linen or silk) and in a simple black metal frame with a hook on the back for hanging
some wear and discoloration to the bottom of the interior of the planter
it called to me in a special way--but I know I'm not alone
with just a bit off fading to the orange on the backside and a few white spots
and indeed look rather as if ready to chime
Prize Roosters for Sale 1906 Real Photo Postcard sled dogs nicely matted (the cream matteScribner, Nebraska, Dec. 17, 1906. "Dear Sir I reed your letter and was very much pleased. I will ship the rooster tomorrow night. Yours truly." And then at top, "I will ship by Express." I can't quite read the signature, but the recipient seems to have been a Mr. John Ass. (?) The photo is a bit dark, but pretty fabulous, complete with a trophy exactly at the center, above which one rooster is precisely perched one assumes the first prize winner,