No It is Rotten Out, c. 1920s Ink Stamp and Graphite on 19th c. Ledger Paper Benjamin Harnett art structurally very solid and with

structurally very solid and with the perfect amount of dings and scuffs and wear

quintessentially Tlingit geometric patterns remaining pretty well in tact

but I'm not certain of its origins

I'm always looking at glass microscopic slides with hand-written labels as I just think they're such pretty and evocative things

No It is Rotten Out, c. 1920s Ink Stamp and Graphite on 19th c. Ledger Paper Benjamin Harnett art structurally very solid and withThis is one of five drawings on ledger paper I am listing, all found together, with some 19th c. writing on some of the pages, but the drawings (or in this case printed lettering) done a few decades later, I'm guessing 1920s or 30s, when a kid, or a couple of them, got a hold of the ledger. The phrase "No, it is rotten out" spelled out in hand stamped letters really makes this for me, but then I also like to think about handsome George, and wonder