Library Card Wooden Wall Art

Part of a patent application filed in 1927 and approved in 1932, these drawings illustrate what the application describes as “new and useful improvements” for library cards. Joseph J. Dickman and George I. Lehman filed the application on behalf of the Library Efficiency Corporation. Evoking a sense of ingenuity, this piece celebrates innovation as well as the power of libraries to offer knowledge to all.

As handmade pieces of artwork, Fire & Pine’s wood wall decorations have a unique wood grain, tone, and potential knots that give them distinctive qualities. Woodworking artisans handle each piece of natural, untreated pine wood through a unique, one-of-a-kind burnt wood process. Wood is milled, ripped, sanded, and joined by skilled craftsmen in Ridgeland, South Carolina. Fire & Pine uses ethically sourced wood from the United States, and they are committed to sustainability practices that protect our trees.

Made in: USA

Product: Wooden Wall Art

Material: Untreated pine wood

Dim: 7.25” x 10”

Item Number: PI020-MI-PB