Large Collection of Old Match Book Covers, Mostly c. 1920s-40s fly whisk brush I'd be inclined to stash

I'd be inclined to stash it somewhere and just leave the blocks on the counter to amuse oneself with or to send messages (or make proclamations) to whoever might be around

bushels of oats and wheat

He's very sturdy (perhaps indestructible)

This hand-painted Chinese jewelry box just makes me happy

where I think it had just been delivered

Large Collection of Old Match Book Covers, Mostly c. 1920s-40s fly whisk brush I'd be inclined to stashThese were fun to find, and more fun to spend a little time with, telling lots of stories about America, and graphic design, and about the life and travels of the person who built this collection! Oh, the days when matchbooks were everywhere. I especially love seeing the ones for Baby Ruth and Chicklets and Doublemint Gum, as well as the Waldorf Astoria, Beekman Arms, etc. Also a number from the Chicago World's Fair. A bit of quick searching suggests