The "Meccano Destroyer" Speeding Along, WW1 RPPC of Folk Art Diorama native american black clay pottery because they're so great looking--and

because they're so great looking--and of a nice small scale to collect

The puzzles are made of a nice weight tan chipboard with a bit of a sheen and black printed details

but I think this just adds to its aura

making it feel like a bit of a Frankenstein

It looks like maybe a touch up to the white paint just on his rear paws at some point

The "Meccano Destroyer" Speeding Along, WW1 RPPC of Folk Art Diorama native american black clay pottery because they're so great looking--andYou may be better at deciphering the long note written in very small print on the back of this real photo postcard than I, but I can decipher the date of October, 8, 1917, and the location, Seacroft. And I can make out that the diorama captured by the photographer was the creation of the child, showing the Meccano Destroyer off to "pick the huns" with huns, I believe, slang for Germans. Of course me its all about the diorama, with wonderfully folky