Gorgeous c. 1873 Patented Mechanical Grain Counter in Old Blue Paint booth's home breathing treatment it is signed Beveridge N

it is signed Beveridge N

I know from the seller I purchased it from that this came from a portfolio of illustrations done by an Anna Thomson of Westchester

surely noted not long after its making

Plus rosy pink stitching around the edges and buttons for flourish in the corners--and lots of carefully arranged pins and needles

Gorgeous c. 1873 Patented Mechanical Grain Counter in Old Blue Paint booth's home breathing treatment it is signed Beveridge NI am completely smitten with this thing, in significant part due just to the looks of it, but also for the pure pleasure of pulling the lever and watching the sawtoothed, numbered disks tick forward, with ten ticks on the left dial advancing the middle one, and a hundred ticks finally advancing the right dial one tick. Gorgeous black painted stenciled numbers against creamy white, and old blue paint on the box. To me, satisfying on every level and one