1904 Hand-drawn Postcard, Black Ink Dog Silhouettes copper enameled to which the legs and

to which the legs and tail have each been attached by nails (with the nail attached to the tail left loose enough to allow the tail to move from side to side

mudroom or office sorting incoming and outgoing mail

but I love it all the more for the wear and it is quite stable and sound (and stands up straight if leaned against something

which preceeded Bluff as the name for the tag-like game

1904 Hand-drawn Postcard, Black Ink Dog Silhouettes copper enameled to which the legs andCreated by a Charles Bacon in 1904 and mailed to a Miss Littledale, I just like the graphic nature of this black ink drawing of pair of dogs, or rather one dog drawn in two positions, almost like a stop motion animation or a diagram of a dance. To my eye, just a lovely little thing. 5 9 16" x 3 9 16. There is a some light black ink stain spotting at upper left; overall good condition.