Frederic Fisher's 1863 Penmanship Practice Notebook with Good Sentences! danish modern wooden duck and one minor chip/split at

and one minor chip/split at upper left corner

glossy surface and turns black on exposure to air

others with a "Pretty Maid" sticker

but it looks to me that he is glued to a piece of tin that is part of the bank itself and echoes his silhouette

The box measures 4" long x 1 7/8" deep x 1 1/4" tall

Frederic Fisher's 1863 Penmanship Practice Notebook with Good Sentences! danish modern wooden duck and one minor chip/split atAnother really nice penmanship practice notebook, this one dated 1863 and done by Frederic Fisher, the brother I assume of Henry Fisher, whose notebook I just listed. I really like the somewhat looser handwriting in this one, done according to the Becker rather than Spencerian method, and which includes word repetition, including the names of lots of cities and countries, as well as sentences: Quarrelsome boys are troublesome; Command of hand gives