MIZPAH, 19th C. Punch Paper Embroidery on Ribbon collectible game and some fantastic large

and some fantastic large

though my house at least is filled with things monogrammed for other people

6 7/8" x 4 1/2"

but stable

Their maker certainly had a way with color and wonderful details

MIZPAH, 19th C. Punch Paper Embroidery on Ribbon collectible game and some fantastic largeAnother of a handful of 19th c. punch paper embroideries I'm listing today, all of which came from one huge ephemera collection. This is the first "Mitzpah" I've come across Hebrew for "watchtower," and meaning, essentially, "may God watch over you." As I've learned, it came into popular use in the Victorian era, as a sentiment express remembrance in absence. I love the all capitals declaration here, and added cross, composed of two cut strips of