"US Patent No. 21533 Target and Target Stand by W.H. Wright & G.L. Thorne (May 6 Frame Style:Ebony Frame it mistakes mathematics for liturgy

it mistakes mathematics for liturgy

and a Tennessee general staring down nullifiers with the same flint he once turned on the British at New Orleans

but a five-cent slab of bubblegum sweetness slipped into a waxed paper sleeve

hand-cranked grist mills

and lantern-room rib drawn by a hand that understood hurricanes far better than it understood mercy

"US Patent No. 21533 Target and Target Stand by W.H. Wright & G.L. Thorne (May 6 Frame Style:Ebony Frame it mistakes mathematics for liturgyUs Patent No. 21533 Target and Target Stand by Wh Wright Gl Thorne (may 6 1879) Wright and Thorne's 1879 filing arrives from the heyday of American parlor archery and rifle clubs, when a target was less a paper bullseye than a freestanding apparatus bullseye, easel, and counterweight rendered in the patient ink of a draftsman who understood that a shot deserves something solid to meet it. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from