Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston mouse figurines detailed in the last photo

detailed in the last photo

I'd guess it was done by a street artist at a fair or tourist destination

The jigger holds 1 oz

which have been bent or hammered into the desired pattern

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

Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston mouse figurines detailed in the last photoPure 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