SOLD The National Observer, Excellent and Resonant 1970s Newspaper Seller's Apron William steig the loose ends could be

the loose ends could be cut off if desired

and her lovely face looking down on him

An ideal one to serve as pedestal

a bennington marble

sure feels like a political rally waiting to happen--and now like a poignant portrait of American democracy having the left the room

SOLD The National Observer, Excellent and Resonant 1970s Newspaper Seller's Apron William steig the loose ends could beMy first thought with this one of course was that it would be a great one to wear to a protest or rally, telegraphing attentiveness to the current state of affairs, and with pockets good for filling with buttons or fliers. (Good for a day selling at the flea market or yard sale too!) And pretty hard to beat that wide eyed owl logo, star and stripes on its wing. The National Observer was a general interest American weekly newspaper published by Dow