Rare Embossing Co Angle Design Blocks, 1930s heating stone box 12” l x 6 3/4”

12” l x 6 3/4” w x 4” t and in good

but the wood is thick enough to get a good grip on from the sides in order to print

When I found this little clay fertility doll I had no idea quite what she was or where she came from

most likely Caribou I think

The leather hinge connecting the lid to base on the back side is mostly split but one wouldn't know it when closed

Rare Embossing Co Angle Design Blocks, 1930s heating stone box 12” l x 6 3/4”I am forever looking at, and for, old sets of blocks of interesting design, but I have never ever seen another of this particular set, produced by The Embossing Co. of Albany, NY, which also produced the much better known and widely distributed Color Cubes. I have found one reference out there to another set similar to these with the same basic box, but for "Curve Design" rather than "Angle Design" blocks, and dated to the mid 1930s. A writer about