Heron, Mrs. Adelaide E · Chicago : Danks & Co. · leaf 209
178 DAINTY WORK FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. each corner with triangular pieces of leather or cloth. The various pockets,intended to hold paper, envelopes, stamps, cards, etc., are fastened withbuttons. A straight band of cloth, divided into compartments with smallnails, holds the paper knife, pen… … FIG. 165. inkstand, held in place by a strap of leather or elastic, is a movable calen-dar, and on the opposite side is a penwiper and block note. For an invalid friend no more acceptable gift could be devised. Theexpense is but trifling, the value of the article being in the loving care…
Needlework · Embroidery
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