C. 1900 “W.P” Warehouse Point Silk Co. Thread Color Sample Card india and then this intensive pin

and then this intensive pin prick type decoration animating them as well as drawing out a circle around the frame and forming a point right below it

maybe exactly because they seem sort of like hard-trying underdogs striving to be majestic

This feels like the sort of  thing that should give rise to a novel or a screenplay

I'm a sucker for a kid made pot

which date them to about 1810

C. 1900 “W.P” Warehouse Point Silk Co. Thread Color Sample Card india and then this intensive pinThere is just something so satisfying about colors arranged into neat grids, and even better that the color come from dyed silk threads wrapped tightly around cardboard strips with corresponding numbers! This folding cardboard sample card, featuring some 300 colors or so, was produced by the Warehouse Point Silk Co. (1893 1944) of East Windsor, CT, which succeeded the Leonard Silk Co. (1875 1893). I believe it dates to early in Warehouse Point's