Wilson Walkies 1930s Wooden Donkey Rampwalker unusual antique school slate I think Larry Jones must

I think Larry Jones must have been an exceptional student if this old Physiology notebook

I really love the mix of patterns on the kimono of the woman

with really no signs of wear

This is a striking large carved wooden whimsy tower with four levels of balls in cages

The surface ranges from a shiny midnight blue to a dark mossy green to a stony matte black with a terrific texture

Wilson Walkies 1930s Wooden Donkey Rampwalker unusual antique school slate I think Larry Jones mustNot too long ago I fell in love with old Czechoslovakian wooden ramp walkers, which were make to represent a wide variety of humans and animals, but I had never come across a Wilson Walkie, made in the U. S. A, until now and am even more smitten, especially for the fact that a few of them, like this donkey, have four legs! (I found it in Maine along with a elephant, listed separately rather a perfect pair for an election year!) They were created by