Wrapped Potential: Antique Unopened Roll of One Dozen McLoughlin Bros. Parade Flags (With Unknown Number of Stars) coin box but this rock certainly looks

but this rock certainly looks to me as if capturing the impressions of a whole lot of small shells--what immediately struck me

house paint on plywood

as perhaps one cheese eating mouse is enough

due to the specific pinched forms in addition to the glazes

perfectly irregular heart and curl decoration and with hanging rings at the ends

Wrapped Potential: Antique Unopened Roll of One Dozen McLoughlin Bros. Parade Flags (With Unknown Number of Stars) coin box but this rock certainly looksI didn't think too hard about this these when I bought it them, at a flea market in Lancaster County, PA I just loved the idea of an unopened roll of a dozen American parade flags (which, rolled tight, also a bit evince a stick of dynamite.) And as if lying (for a very long time( in wait of a worthy occasion, at which they might be unfurled. From the label still attached, we know they were made by McLaughlin Bros., the pioneering New York publishing