1906 Cuttyhunk "Hole in the Wall" Cyanotype Real Photo Post Card stacked carved wood frame It still bears some of

It still bears some of its original red paint (which reads orange)

and the crotch tear is really not a concern with her shorts on

with a carved circle detail at the very top

The first thing I thought when I spotted this chair (purchased from a dealer with fabulous things in Medina

in absence of a printed list of solutions included with the set

1906 Cuttyhunk "Hole in the Wall" Cyanotype Real Photo Post Card stacked carved wood frame It still bears some ofLots embedded in this cyanotype rppc, sent from a "Lizzie" in Cuttyhunk to Frank Slocum of South Westport, MA in 1906. It seems sure that Slocum was a descendent of Peleg Slocum, the Quaker from Portsmouth, RI who bought the island of Cuttyhunk in 1693 and whose family continued to live on it for many generations. One does wonder what all is going on inside the hole in the wall" pictured, which it looks like someone is entering with alacrity, perhaps