Drafting and measuring tools from bygone eras were oftentimes fine, craftsman-made objects in themselves, and
visually interesting.
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Sheaff : ephemera
A place for show-and-tell, wondering aloud, and wandering the trails of curiosity . . . Comments, corrrections, additional information, fresh insights, other interpretations, more images, or related observations will be welcomed!
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- Artistic Printing
- Artistic Printing ALBUM
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- Odds & Ends ALBUM
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- Extreme Typography
- Extreme Typography ALBUM
- Typotecture
- Typotecture ALBUM
- Type pictures
- People Holding Fish
- People Holding Fish ALBUM
- CDV Backmarks
- Backmarks ALBUM
- Cabinet Cards
- Photo ad cards
- Photo Ad Cards Album
- Powered Boats
- Numbered stoppers
- Anamorphic Writing
- Militia Notices
- Militia Notices ALBUM
- Diecuts
- Chromoxylography
- Early billheads
- Early billheads ALBUM
- Bas-Relief Advertising and Covers
- Purely Visual
- Evans Vacuum Cap
- Woman's Home Guard
- Lung Preservers
- The Book of "E"
- Baby in a Basin
- Anaglyptography
- Soft-style Engraving
- Advertising Covers
- Letterheads
- "Wrong-sided" covers
- Boscawen
- Cameo Makers
- Figural Cameos
- Bronzed & Coal
- Drafting Tools
- Marbling
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