B.P Grimaud 19th Century French No Indices Playing Cards - Clubs math study I often buy lotions and

I often buy lotions and potions just for the great packaging

though the blue of the dress and pink of the skin may be hand-colored

I think it might be it

the Wood Regan Instrument Co

think it is plenty lovely to hang just as it is--as a great form and symbol of creative possibility--with the repairs falling away when viewed from any distance

B.P Grimaud 19th Century French No Indices Playing Cards - Clubs math study I often buy lotions andI've always got an eye out for antique playing cards, which I especially love for the pips (the black black and shape of these clubs makes me swoon!) These are from a 52 card French B. P Grimaud deck from the 19th century, which was missing 2 cards, so I'm selling by the suit. I think they're beautiful enough to frame, but they also make nice party favors, or are just nice to have around. These have pretty pink backs and a little bleed around the