Thomas Jefferson Wallet wood The design features a cornucopia

The design features a cornucopia found on the 1830-1850 blanket and symbolizes the bounty of America

the stand works equally well as either a contrast to or a complement for a wide range of platform beds

and the back panel is tongue-and-grooved unfinished White Pine

and birch tar oil

the production of each blanket involves at least ten people

Thomas Jefferson Wallet wood The design features a cornucopiaThis wallet is a faithful recreation of one owned by Thomas Jefferson in the early 19th century. It is handmade by Cassandra Reilly in Western Pennsylvania. It is made from vegetable tanned kangaroo leather and hand rubbed with a blend of tallow, beeswax, and birch tar oil. The result is a thin yet extremely durable leather, with the deepening character that best approximates the English Kip material of Jefferson's original. Over time, the surface