Antique Miller Brothers Co. Ink Eraser no parking singly or in groups

singly or in groups

but this I believe is by far the loveliest

perhaps in a civic building

from whatever materials they had at hand--but my guess is that this small lidded box is an example

From what I understand the softness and lightness of badger hair makes it especially useful for blending and softening edges in paintings

Antique Miller Brothers Co. Ink Eraser no parking singly or in groupsI didn't know what this was when I found it, but thought it was a beautiful tool so scooped it up. There's a mark on the blade for Miller Brothers, and I believe it is an "ink eraser," a handy tool to use along with an ink pen when practicing one's Spencerian calligraphy! 19th century or very early 20th century I believe and really in excellent condition, with a beautifully shaped hardwood handle and steel blade. 5 11 16" l x 5 8" w.