Wooden Folk Art Revolver with Rotating Cylinder book with handmade cover which could be touched up

which could be touched up

what I especially love about this 1887 letter is how completely identifiable but also nearly over the top are this Grandmother's repeated pleas for news and visits

with no notable holes

providing a guide for how it goes lest one get stuck (especially good as it is really not an especially challenging one to solve

written in pencil—at least one of them by EW Hall him or herself

Wooden Folk Art Revolver with Rotating Cylinder book with handmade cover which could be touched upI like the extra long barrel of this toy revolver, and the fact that that the cylinder is was carved out true to form, with holes running all the way through and actually rotating. I don't know a thing about guns and have essentially zero interest in them, but think if wielding a wooden one on occasion helps to get some aggression out, it's all to the good, and the relative realism of this one might make it extra useful that way. 13 5 8" l x 4 3 8" t