Brilliant Cut Paper Cat on Red Construction Paper mortar but the inset detail in

but the inset detail in the first image gives a sense of the fantastic blue powder inside

Stains and spotting here and there but overall good condition

I'd guess painted early 1900s so

The box alone sold me on these 1960s-70s Milton Bradley crayons

one smaller

Brilliant Cut Paper Cat on Red Construction Paper mortar but the inset detail inPurrrfection! A very Calderesque sort of cat I think, executed by a brilliant child named Elaine Rasilla in 1980, as signed on reverse. Composed of cut bits of white cream paper adhered to red construction paper, with especially excellent ears on a wheel like head that make it look as if it could walk away if turned upside down, too! 9 1 8" x 6 1 16". Very good condition, construction paper remains bright red and is not especially brittle. Small