Mid-Century Phonetic Word Drill Cards, Set of 10 Flip Booklets antique scabbard Certainly it was drawn by

Certainly it was drawn by an academically trained artist

Toning and loss to the backing card as evident

fighter jets on the sides

expressing the sense of forced constriction facing Indigenous Americans just a few years before the signing of the Dawes Act in 1887

together with their scale) makes them feel rather carnivalesque to me

Mid-Century Phonetic Word Drill Cards, Set of 10 Flip Booklets antique scabbard Certainly it was drawn byI think of these less as flash cards and more as inspiration machines great for sparking ideas of all sorts. Good as the basis for made up games, too linguistic, pictorial, or even some variation on charades! This complete set contains ten spiral bound booklets, each with 12 flaps plus the base work, and printed on each side, so each booklet representing 24 possible words. Produced by Kenworthy Educational Service, Buffalo NY. c. 1960s. Box: 4 1 2 x 8