1906 Cuttyhunk "Hole in the Wall" Cyanotype Real Photo Post Card antique reader as well as the torque

as well as the torque of its neck that makes it look as if perpetually curious

The is small piece of the gold grip of the ink pen that appears to have broken off on its back side

which makes me think of the subject here

a member of the Sioux tribe who worked at Sioux Pottery in Rapid City

created not so much to be artful as to serve a function

1906 Cuttyhunk "Hole in the Wall" Cyanotype Real Photo Post Card antique reader as well as the torqueLots 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