Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston mouse figurines unlikely existence to begin with

unlikely existence to begin with

It's minor and really not noticeable unless you are looking for it

it makes sense that its role here be most important as a handy convenient stepping stone for getting a better look at whatever's out there in the distance

I love that it has this history

The jigger holds 1 oz

Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston mouse figurines unlikely existence to begin withPure love when I dug this drawing out from near the bottom of an overstuffed box filled with old magazine and a few other drawings by young Richard Page Thurton, whose full name I know from a pile of old school penmanship exercises (which I'll be listing soon.) Anyway, what a great one, with one assumes Richard himself, though looking a bit like a old man, standing shoulders to sink, toothbrush in hand, faucet peeking out at far right. Plus great