Victorian Memorial Print with Lock of HairThis stunning Victorian memorial print is for a baby who died in 1859, with a lock of his golden blonde hair at the top. These tombstone memorial prints are increasingly rare, but mostly you see the same designs from Currier & Ives (occasionally Kellogg) over & over. This print is from James Baillie, & I dont remember having seen this particular design for. A rare & exquisite treasure that nearly ended up being a keeper! Refer to photos for size &

The composition of a child in the clouds is a motif used in early American posthumous portraiture

Made of copper-toned metal & filled with sand or similar

The cassock is made of a poly cotton blend with snap closures and red trim

It’s reversible

Fitted to hang

In between shoulders: 15”

later edition of this key 19th century astronomical work

so it’s a little shaky

Wonderful collection of horror & fantasy tales from the 1970s with a crystal skull on the cover

Midcentury vintage ex voto of Saint Theresa made of lightweight

I suspect it was easier & cheaper from a manufacturing standpoint to do 6 rather than 8

there it is: The most unusual