Mary Helen King's Wonderful "Hard Word Dictionary" with Hand-written Definitions and Drawings, 1940 test puzzle I purchased this and a

I purchased this and a second watercolor by the same person at Brimfield

" I think it would be the perfect thing to hang in the room of a child with a first name starting with "B

perhaps--but I'm really not at all certain

One or maybe two very minor glaze chips as documented

and nice addition to any carved cast of characters

Mary Helen King's Wonderful "Hard Word Dictionary" with Hand-written Definitions and Drawings, 1940 test puzzle I purchased this and aThis one arrived in the mail when I really needed some cheering up, and a cheer up it delivered and continues to deliver every time I look at it. I wish I had the pleasure to know the Mary Helen King who created it how not to like a girl who took it upon herself to create a "Hard Word Dictionary"? And the fact that she was not a terribly accomplished draw er did not slow her down, except when it came to "Monkey," where, in lieu of an illustration, she