Mary Alice Ercolini by Sara Eugenia Blake

Brown ink bookplate of a girl hammering a fence beside roses, with cats, inscribed Mary Alice Ercolini.

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A bookplate-style print in brown ink shows a young girl with curly hair and a bow hammering nails into a wooden fence beside a rose bush. A cat rests on the fence top and another crouches at the lower left beneath the text. The inscription reads Mary Alice Ercolini, and the print is attributed to Sara Eugenia Blake without a date.

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