The man's mouth provides a rest for a cigarette or small cigar and holes in the face allow for the smoke to come out of his nose
This antique painting is stretched on a sub frame and secured with tacks
they would make great bookends or shelf decorations for a collector of Abraham Lincoln antiques
They were printed in Cambridge
Use them as stocking stuffers
Antique "To the Rescue" Framed Currier and Ives Dog Lithograph (1 of 2 in Series) The man's mouth provides aHere is a lovely framed lithograph print published by famed illustrators Currier and Ives from their shop at 152 Nassau Street in New York, New York. This print, entitled "To the Rescue," features a dog looking out over the ocean where a child can be seen struggling, drowning, and in distress. This lithograph is one of a series of two, the second being called "He is Saved," depicting the child safely ashore, rescued by the dog. That print is also