US Patent No. 1 Horse Sun Bonnet by J Anderson February 22 1872 framed ballet art assembled in the raw months

assembled in the raw months after McKinley's shooting in Buffalo

No two frames are exactly alike — each one is hand-distressed and sealed before it ships

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The Iron Sentinels of Trinity Shoal — Lighthouse Engineering Blueprint charts the skeletal iron legs driven deep into Gulf mud off the Louisiana coast

US Patent No. 1 Horse Sun Bonnet by J Anderson February 22 1872 framed ballet art assembled in the raw monthsUs Patent No. 1 Horse Sun Bonnet by J Anderson February 22 1870 J. Anderson's 1870 filing is a small act of equine mercy rendered in ink, the schematic detailing a brimmed hood cut for a horse's ears in an age when carriage teams and plow horses worked the long American summer bareheaded under a punishing sun. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's drawings, and