Sister Mary's Hair and More, Group of Five Victorian Hair Locks with Names comic trampoline act with the red painted first

with the red painted first then the black around it

With an EF at top--the F certainly for flowers

and think they must have been done by a very dexterous and meticulous school girl

A relatively simple gesture

appearing complete and never used

Sister Mary's Hair and More, Group of Five Victorian Hair Locks with Names comic trampoline act with the red painted firstAnother small collection of Victorian hair locks, found together, the largest a thick lock of "Sister Mary's hair" at age 61, dated August 1893. As I went along photographing I realized there were actually two hair wreaths, both tied with ribbon, tucked into the mount for "Miss Little" (center bottom first photo) so I pulled the top one out it is the one tied with flower pattered blue ribbon. (So there are a total of five locks, as shown in first