Elmer S. Hill, Haydenville MA, 1880s Double-Sided Drawing with Horse-Drawn Coal Cart painted tramp frame to be turned over to

to be turned over to confirm success (or peek to cheat) after dessert was finished

if the machine is worked at the rate of eight hours a day

The box I believe dates to the late 19th/very early 20th century or so

and know that these flasks were very popular with soldiers

Elmer S. Hill, Haydenville MA, 1880s Double-Sided Drawing with Horse-Drawn Coal Cart painted tramp frame to be turned over toThe notebook in which I found this and a number of other drawings by Elmer S. Hill of Haydenville MA was already coming apart with some pages loose, so I went ahead and divided it up and am listing these wonderful drawings individully, a few of themincluding this onedouble sided. Here the completely filled side includes chicken, horse, birds flying toward a birdhouse with sticks in their beaks, and goat with goat house to his left (with fabulous