C. 1930s Folk Art House - Mission Style Single Story victorian seaweed pressing The second to last photograph

The second to last photograph of a pile of blocks shows some more of the other plain ones--again

and likely dates from sometime between the 1920s and 40s

These three are sepia toned

which pioneered the development of corrosion-proof materials for the chemical industry in the U

C. 1930s Folk Art House - Mission Style Single Story victorian seaweed pressing The second to last photographThe third of three folk art houses by the same maker found this week in Rockland Maine perhaps made for a model train set up (and if so it must have been quite a thing) or perhaps its maker was a lover of architecture and committed to building an inventory of model houses representing a spectrum of housing styles! I take this one for a mission style bungalow of sorts, with plaster walls and tiled roof. Again, wonderfully done. 3 1 4 x 2 3 4 x 1 1 2