Nordloh Toy Co. c. 1945 "Jefferson Tiles" Ceramic Design Blocks slippers and was pretty smart to

and was pretty smart to paint the red border and ruled lines to bump up against with these wonderful black letters

A highly collectible piece

I especially love his long red-tipped nose

and FLT links--was used to print a catalog illustration of an Odd Fellows watch fob

This is a terrific old dark wood pie crimper or pastry wheel with a turned wood handle and handy hook on the end

Nordloh Toy Co. c. 1945 "Jefferson Tiles" Ceramic Design Blocks slippers and was pretty smart toI've had a couple of sets of Richter's stone ceramic blocks, but I'd never seen a set of these Jeffereson Tiles, which seem to be much rarer, and I like them even better. It doesn't appear that this set was much if at all used, and while it's possible there are a few of the smallest sized (triangular) blocks missing, it is very very close to complete, including the original design booklet, with tons of diagrams for what one might create, as well as a