Victorian Mourning Die Cut | 1886Black and white Victorian mourning die cut for a man who died in 1886. These are my favorite kinds of Victorian memorials to collect, though they have become increasingly scarce over the last several years. They are more common in the UK. I am always deeply impressed by the fine detail in embossing and die cutting that the Victorian printers were able to achieve! The undertaker gets a shoutout at the bottom of the nameplate. Refer to photos for size

lesbian pulp novels are great

timeworn metal and depicts a different member of the Holy Family on each side: Jesus

measuring about 5” tall

Her book The Sorrows of Satan

An outstanding piece- very rare to find one in such good shape that was never affixed to a box

then the shelf portion folds down

hollow earth conspiracy theorists

as though this was just assembled yesterday

orange stain at the top

chalkware version of the Victorian parian hand vases we so adore

This listing is for ONE

Littel & Co