Harrison Elliott
3 handmade paper notecards stacked together, the top card displays an image of a red rooster on yellow paper, the second card is beige in color with visible flecks and an imbedded cedar twig, the bottom card in the stack is mostly obscured by the top two and brown in color, to the right is a piece of mottled green and beige handmade paper, with the words "A Greeting" written on the front in white ink

Harrison Elliott began making paper in the 1930s. He produced paper for use in books, broadsides, and cards. These notecards are primarily double couched with inclusions, meaning there are two thin layers of paper sandwiching a decorative object in between.  

1993.006.557 - Rooster on yellow paper 

1993.006.653 - Double couched abaca with a cedar twig embedded 

1993.006.556 - Double couched cotton with cedar twig embedded. Hand-written note inside: “A greeting with Best Wishes from Harrison Elliott” 

1993.006.560 - Mottled green and beige handmade paper with “A greeting” in white ink on the cover