The handwritten pages of a notebook on geography and surveying, kept by Joshua Tevis in 1804.
Handwritten Geography Notebook 1804
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{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }
I love the way the ink has bled into the facing pages. This is a real treasure!
Every page is a work of art. It is disintegrating though. Amazing that it is someone’s school notebook.
sweeet – thanks for sharing