Mickey Doyle's How to Dress and Cut Deer, Ink Drawing Stapled to Hardboard pottery tray The maker definitely captured the

The maker definitely captured the drama of a dentist at work

They are made of celluloid

Tiles are 1" long on each side of the triangle

with 12 sides used and 12 unused

and nice again to the black and yellow paint

Mickey Doyle's How to Dress and Cut Deer, Ink Drawing Stapled to Hardboard pottery tray The maker definitely captured theAnother Brimfield favorite which the person who sold it to me had to take a picture of before parting with, not so much to remember the drawing as to remember how to properly dress a deer! Clearly the Mickey Doyle who drew it was quite proud of it, and I think must have referred to it often, as he stapled it to a piece of hardboard (and it was wrapped in plastic, too, I think perhaps to protect it from process oriented staining!) I'm always looking