Calligraphic Black and Red Ink Good Luck Bird Drawing document holder managed by Pearson as well--

managed by Pearson as well-- all this happening in the 1640s

underneath the ink

but I'm pretty certain that they're actually meant to represent soldiers

with no losses

Calligraphic Black and Red Ink Good Luck Bird Drawing document holder managed by Pearson as well--I think we all could use a bird angel delivering good luck, and what a charmer this one is, drawn in red and black ink by an E. F. Rogers, late 19th c. or so I believe. While clearly informed by Spencerian calligraphy, I really like how the decorative marks and especially the crest on this bird make it feel much more folky than formal. A perfect gift for someone embarking on a new flight of sorts, though also a nice one to greet each morning, perhaps