Ann S. Bedell Fraktur Portrait AND 1851 Marriage Certificate with Hair Locks ballantine I don't think later than

I don't think later than that

There are horizontal and vertical fold lines that correspond to the page size for the other print from the same publication that I have listed separately

Woven together are distorted proverbs

based on the skill of the carving

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Ann S. Bedell Fraktur Portrait AND 1851 Marriage Certificate with Hair Locks ballantine I don't think later thanLast week it was an Esther whose 19th century watercolor self portrait I feel in love with, this week it is Ann Bedell, portrayed in this wonderful mid 19th century ink Fraktur drawing. I found it along with her wedding certificate from 1851, which it seems right to keep with it, especially as it includes braided lock of Ann's dark hair, along with a lock from her husband William Gay. The two were married in the town of New Baltimore, Green County,