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Lot 1909/1920s Leather Ink Blotter w/Rose & Photograph Booklet Portland ME
$ 5.28
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Lot of 2 vintage or antique suede leather covered booklets. The larger item, measuring about 9" x 4-1/8", is a blotter booklet with a leather cutout of a yellow rose glued on suede leather and imprinted with "Blot out my faults but not my memory" and the name "Cora Roop" and "Petoskty" and year "1909" (or maybe "1904"). There are 4 blotter papers attached with two brass fasteners. The papers are stained and could easily be replaced. The photo shows the first one which is the most stained one. The smaller item, measuring about 6" x 3-3/8", is a photo booklet with a suede leather cover imprinted with "Photographs", "Portland, ME" and a scene of an Indian Teepee. It has 1 black paper page with a 1920s black and white photo (unidentified) on each side. I added the new leather string to hold them together. From an antique dealer's estate in NH.See my other listings as I may be able to combine shipping if you buy multiple listings.
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