Godey's Ladies Cards Victorian Playing Cards pine needle but for whatever reason was

but for whatever reason was left as is

a milking stool came in pretty handy for fitting between narrow aisles in our greenhouses and sitting upon for labor intensive picking

who seems wonderfully gentle and composed as she goes about her work all the while

Baller and Bosse

Artist John Skeaping

Godey's Ladies Cards Victorian Playing Cards pine needle but for whatever reason wasHere is fun double deck set of Godeys Ladies cards, made by King Press, c. late 1920s. "Godeys Ladies" references Godeys Ladys Book, a the hugely popular Civil War magazine published in Philadelphia, by Louis A. Godey from 18301878, which contained poetry, articles, and engravings created by prominent writers and other artists of the time. The magazine was best known for the hand tinted fashion plate that appeared at the start of each issue, which