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I'd think a spice box--the space inside is not very large

wooden game board is covered with a printed green

Otherwise excellent condition

I purchased this painting by Lois Gross Smiley (1925-2018) out of the studio of her estate in Wellesley

Ingalls Vintage 1930s Fortune Telling Cards Complete Deck match safe I'd think a spice box--theWhether or not indeed "The Greatest Fortune Teller in the World" as he claimed to be, Harry Ingalls of Swampscott, MA produced a pretty fabulous deck of cards! The instruction card included is both highly specific and vague, as it should be each card is packed with fortunes of all sides plus lucky numbers, wish answers and symbols, providing fodder for all manner of complex readings and predictions! Plus Harry's very serious portrait at the center of

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Ingalls Vintage 1930s Fortune Telling Cards Complete Deck match safe I'd think a spice box--the

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