Lying in Traction (with Very Large Foot!), 1980 Ink Drawing from Allen Scoggins to His Doctor Penobscot vase with handles Good overall condition and wheels

Good overall condition and wheels turn smoothly

I love that the maker of this whimsy used the balls not only to sign it (ELD) and date it (1966)

org): William Carlton Rice

What a cast of characters

The lines of this vintage McCoy ceramic refrigerator water jug

Lying in Traction (with Very Large Foot!), 1980 Ink Drawing from Allen Scoggins to His Doctor Penobscot vase with handles Good overall condition and wheelsI really love this drawing, including for 100% being able to imagine the Allen Scoggins (who signed it) lying there in traction, desperate for ways to while away the hours, and so having plenty of time to attend to every detail in his hospital room. And perhaps best of all, his giant foot suspended at far left! Along with his name at lower right is "To Geneva" and on reverse it seems we learn that Geneva was the name of his doctor, or nurse, at