John C. Mendall's 19th C. School Notebook Filled with All Sorts of Stuff! lee rosen but rather of the original

but rather of the original

The backside reveals that it was likely made by a Leonard Aturill Story (whose father

" a 2002 exhibition organized by the Carnegie Museum of Art

I love the sculptural quality of this vintage pair of salt and pepper shakers--as  abstract forms

John C. Mendall's 19th C. School Notebook Filled with All Sorts of Stuff! lee rosen but rather of the originalThe speckled blue paper cover of this notebook drew me to it, but it's the bird drawing on the inside of the front cover that sold me, with the words "Bird of the air No. 2" trailing down. (My first photo is a composite of cover and first inside page.) Having now spent a little time with it's pages, I've determine that the John C. Mendell who kept it was a kindred spirit a terrible note taker it looks to me, instead filling the pages with names and