Here is your chance at a rare piece of Political American Ephemera from WW1
it is a 2 x 2 inch ink rendering By Garland Sherman of then President Woodrow wilson on what appears to be some sort of subscription paper probably to a newspaper .
I have not been able to identify who Garland Sherman is and if any one knows I would love to be educated
Signed and dated Apr. 25 1915 ... 12 days before the Lusitania was torpedoed and he threatened to enter into the war .
I Purchased it ( in a book Titled Quo Vadis - the book is quite desirable as well as the ink rendering ) several years ago while traveling in the southern states on a road trip
I have mounted it into a small walnut frame which is newer but it protects and displays it well .
You will receive the book all of it's pressings as found and the artwork and the frame .
Pleased with my rolling pin holder and Martha White Rolling pin I ordered from your company. It looks good holding my mothers and aunts rolling pins. Love it.
The vintage vise found at this Trading Post was a fine piece of vintage tooling. The item was well "loved" but with a little effort, refreshed for another 50+Yrs.
A taller narrower stove made of cast iron and fire brick with a brown porcylin finish. I had one for 25 years and when I needed a second, nothing else seemed as nice except maybe Vermont castings. Anyway this one fit perfect in the corner space location I had