The First Book of VIRGIL's The Aeneid: Amazing Hand-drawn Re-telling with Latin Subtitles, F.B. Greene, Providence RI, 1868 (Copy) arrows and I must say that

and I must say that just laying them out and arranging them together delivers huge aesthetic pleasure

I'd think 1940s or so

There are a total of 19 pieces on 10 pages with all of the pages except one having a work on each side

) A nice crayoned color wheel

With one clay marble included (though it might be nice to add a few more for some additional challenge

The First Book of VIRGIL's The Aeneid: Amazing Hand-drawn Re-telling with Latin Subtitles, F.B. Greene, Providence RI, 1868 (Copy) arrows and I must say thatThis is an amazing thing, the likes of which I'll certainly never see again, and which I feel I lucked out in finding purchased from a favorite dealer in the Albany area, who buys directly from area estates, and who had just gotten it in and had it sitting on his desk, not yet processed. (I knew it was for me from the cover alone, and of course then begged for him to sell it; very kindly he obliged and I'm grateful.) This is a hand drawn re telling of