Lot of Unused 1940s Square Vitagum Erasers 1915 tin sign Terrific faces and hands and

Terrific faces and hands and hair and surface on the mother and daughter in chair carved on the face of it

handwoven and dating I believe to the 1940s or so

Clearly some loss across the top and a rough right edge

Sliding open the lid of this box to find it filled with these old bone gaming chips was

though this funny little gangster-looking man

Lot of Unused 1940s Square Vitagum Erasers 1915 tin sign Terrific faces and hands andI went to Pennsylvania to find these, but as printed on the box, they were made by Blumberg Co, just a few miles from me, in Newburyport, MA. As seems to be the case with many types of things, I've got a weakness for vintage art supplies, though these erasers were also branded for use by dry cleaners. Useful, great looking, and sometjing potent about a pile of erasers. True 1940s deadstock. Box: 6 1 4" x 4 1 4". Each: 1" cubed. All in excellent