American Legion 1925 Bronze School Award calligraphy instruction The is a flaw in

The is a flaw in the glass at the lip

the patina on its old orange paint

And he reminds me of a Carl Aubock sculpture in his simple but just-right form and weight

winding its way up and around the R from its cross-hatched pot below would be the perfect thing to hang in the room of a child with a first name starting with "R

American Legion 1925 Bronze School Award calligraphy instruction The is a flaw inNever a bad thing to honor Courage, Character, and Service, and this 1925 bronze American Legion School Award does so quite beautifully I think. The American Legion was established in Paris in 1919 under the leadership of Theodore Roosevelt to deal with the needs and well being of the nearly two million veterans returning from France after WWI, and in 1922 established a School Awards Program to honor outstanding graduating students. This medal to