We Saw Planes Go Up and Down, 1931 Hand-written Letter to Daddy, More on Reverse gorgeous bowls and in my favorite a

and in my favorite a paper doll-esque little girl in blue and green standing in the middle of it

with enough slots to accommodate a fair bit of mail

I love early watercolored lettering and diagrams just about as much as anything in the world (and have also been kind of obsessed with sun dials lately) so just swooned when I saw these

Beautifully aged

We Saw Planes Go Up and Down, 1931 Hand-written Letter to Daddy, More on Reverse gorgeous bowls and in my favorite aPerfectly lettered pure found poetry to me. Leave it to a young child to distill something to its essence. And as such this feels like it holds a whole world in it, including planes going down in ways unimagined in 1931. 8 1 4" x 6 1 4". Irregular right edge as evident and a few smudges. Graphite on lined paper (more bold in hand) with some beautiful, emphatic seeming lettering and scribbling on reverse too.