19th C. Naive Graphite Deer Drawing in Lemon Gold Frame sweet carving An Estimate of Religion by

An Estimate of Religion by Byrom

mostly along the right edge

I've been keeping an eye out for old folding rulers when I'm out and about

The pink-red decoration on this one comes from Ben Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack (there were a whole series of these illustrating different "maxims")

19th C. Naive Graphite Deer Drawing in Lemon Gold Frame sweet carving An Estimate of Religion byThis one, no way could I resist it to my eye just a marvelous drawing, done by a school child on ruled paper, with what looks to me to be "The Bear" written at top left then crossed out, and "The Deer" written just below it, along with No. 15 at top left and write, making me believe it was like one of a series of animals drawing exercises its maker was charged with completing. I have not taken it out of the period lemon gold frame it is housed in, but