Spain and Portugal: Gorgeous c. 1840 Ink and Watercolor Hand-drawn Map mission pottery There is some damage (peeling)

There is some damage (peeling) to the tintype at the lower left corner

Still firmly attached to its metal post and perfectly ready to stick back in the yard somewhere

This means taking a little care to set the lid squarely on top when opening and closing

These charming

Signed Silova Olga and dated 1930

Spain and Portugal: Gorgeous c. 1840 Ink and Watercolor Hand-drawn Map mission pottery There is some damage (peeling)I forever have an eye out for hand drawn maps of all sorts, and especially ink and watercolor ones of this ilk, which I believe were done in school as part of geography class (can you imagine?!) These (this is one of five I am listing) I purchased from a seller near to me in Massachusetts, who dates them to 1840 or so based on a map of the United States done by the same person, which included Texas Territory (Texas became a state in 1845). To me these