Horatio Crane Penmanship + Math Notebook, 1816, Boston MA twelve men's morris board and this one is unsigned--so

and this one is unsigned--so they represent the work of a few different people

You know how much I love antique square corner no indices playing cards

There also appear to be hairline cracks down the sides of the triangles on the sides of the chair

or to call everyone to dinner

specifically looking very much like Rachel Feinstein

Horatio Crane Penmanship + Math Notebook, 1816, Boston MA twelve men's morris board and this one is unsigned--soHoratio Crane (October 26, 1803 February 20, 1894), who kept this large penmanship and math notebook in 1816, was the son Abijah Crane Jr. (August 24, 1777 Mar. 1, 1854), the author of two other notebooks I just listed, who was himself to the son of Abijah Crane (1741 1817), who served a revolutionary soldier of MA and was a member of the Boston Tea Party. Kind of amazing that these have endured, and I really love how the phrases, as well as the math