c. 1908 Watercolor Postcard of Native American Chief on Horse gold painted school slate Blaine Miller in Sandusky Ohio

Blaine Miller in Sandusky Ohio ("how would you like to ride that way instead of in the Ford

There are many theories about the Pied Piper

William Linsley was the son of Charles (1795-1863) and Emmeline (1818- 1895) Linsley--Charles a prominent attorney who served as director and solicitor of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company

I am guessing product of the weight of the lid being a bit too much for the tiny hinge to take

A pretty refined little ball in cage whimsy

c. 1908 Watercolor Postcard of Native American Chief on Horse gold painted school slate Blaine Miller in Sandusky OhioIt seems a bit curious that this should have been painted on an Austrian postcard (dated 1908,) but so it was. What a marvelous watercolor I think it is, loaded with color and detailed pattern, from his elaborate feather headdress to his fur cape to his fringed pants and beaded moccasin, plus red patterned blanket and reins on this beautiful horse too, charging full steam ahead. Fantastic. 5 5 8" x 3 5 8" and in very good condition. It looks like