Antique Odd Fellows Copper Printing Block with Scull & Crossbones, Eye, Links Persian hunter on horse so better I think for

so better I think for serving stew than soup

The carving is just fantastic

5-1/2 inches tall

The form is equally dramatic

Antique Odd Fellows Copper Printing Block with Scull & Crossbones, Eye, Links Persian hunter on horse so better I think forI think this little antique printing block is super cool! It came from the archives of Mitchell C. Lilley (1819 1882), the Ohio based bookbinder and publisher of Masonic and Odd Fellows books who, in 1865, founded M. C. Lilley & Co, which would produce a whole line of military and fraternal swords, uniforms, accessories, and equipment. This copper printing block featuring scull and cross bones, encampment tent with all seeing eye, and FLT links was