Elmer S. Hill, Haydenville MA, 1880s Double-Sided Drawing with Horse-Drawn Coal Cart carved whalebone narwahl though I'm not sure why

though I'm not sure why the two small holes at bottom (which just barely go all the way through

I'd guess it is a mix of different sorts of wrappers that were used

circa late 70s or early 80s

9 3/4" x 6 1/2"

Emblem of friends and lovers true

Elmer S. Hill, Haydenville MA, 1880s Double-Sided Drawing with Horse-Drawn Coal Cart carved whalebone narwahl though I'm not sure whyThe notebook in which I found this and a number of other drawings by Elmer S. Hill of Haydenville MA was already coming apart with some pages loose, so I went ahead and divided it up and am listing these wonderful drawings individully, a few of themincluding this onedouble sided. Here the completely filled side includes chicken, horse, birds flying toward a birdhouse with sticks in their beaks, and goat with goat house to his left (with fabulous