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Seems pretty Beckett-esque to me
All the better that handwritten right upon it is the history of its making: “Made from 1 piece red elm 1942 by Corina Layson”
but the little bluebird in this one
to the way her leg emerges from the base
and would be great either sitting on the counter or mounted on the wall (there is an old brass bracket attached at some point with one screw to the back for just this purpose)
Augusta Hewlett's Stunning 1835-1847 Penmanship Notebook with Elaborate Alphabets and Family Records israeli ceramics Seems pretty Beckett-esque to meThis one! I do believe it's the most stunning 19th century penmanship notebook I've had, British I believe, and especially special for its variety of elaborately penned alphabets (including one page with Armenian, Syriac, Arabic, Rabbinical and Samaritan alphabets, and also a couple with curiously futuristic looking late 1970s esque sans serif lettering). It also features exquisitely lettered lists of Augusta Hewlett's family members, including the
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