Operating Room No. 6, U.S. Evacuation Hospital, WW1, with Extensive Notes Detailing Contents on Reverse painted wooden animal I purchased this and a

I purchased this and a second watercolor by the same person at Brimfield

bound by strings which came apart in my hands as I began to handle it

and I wouldn't go crashing it into other cars

I believe was likely meant to rest an iron

" If just reading the list of 253 patterns doesn't inspire you to think more critically and creatively about your own domestic and work spaces

Operating Room No. 6, U.S. Evacuation Hospital, WW1, with Extensive Notes Detailing Contents on Reverse painted wooden animal I purchased this and aInterior of Operating Room No. 6 at the U. S. Evacuation Hospital No. 1. This hospital was established in early 1918 near Sebastapol Barracks in France and became a crucial World War I medical unit. (Lots more about it and the other U. S. Evacuation Hospitals during WW1 here.) I believe this photo was likely taken just before or just after it opened, with meticulous, beautifully handwritten notes on reverse detailing its contents, down to diagramming