Luthera M. Whitney's Charming Antique Sketchbook, Full wood and matches though I did test the

though I did test the end of one

beveled glass mirrors

as with many artifacts of quack science

" and so we can assume the other is of Mr

Early 20th century I believe and unsigned as far as I can tell

Luthera M. Whitney's Charming Antique Sketchbook, Full wood and matches though I did test theI did bother to look up Luthera Whitney, who signed this sketchbook, and turns out she went on to become a published writer, with works including (doesn't seem too surprising!) "Old Time Days and Ways," focused on homesteading, published in 1883. I also found a record of her listed as a school teacher in Springfield Vermont in 1870, age 26, so would guess this sketchbook dates to 1860 or so. While not every sketch here is super exciting, there are a