(Gleefully Exiting the) Path to the Old Man of the Mountains, c. 1950s Velox Snapshot Chromonica harmonica but I'm invariably smitten with

but I'm invariably smitten with the naive watercolors and ink drawings and cut paper love tokens of that decade

it's pretty amazing  that a series of postal workers would see to it that a stamped shirt cuff with handwritten address would make it from New York to Philly - in the 1860s

but don't know more than that

I've seen a few larger folk art pull toys (primarily dogs) made in this articulated manner

8 11/16" x 7 5/16" framed

(Gleefully Exiting the) Path to the Old Man of the Mountains, c. 1950s Velox Snapshot Chromonica harmonica but I'm invariably smitten withI really love this one. How completely gleeful he looks, striding and smiling and rubbing his hands together as if he's just hit the jackpot. Which seems exactly right in concert with the sign just behind him, marking the path to the Old Man of the Mountain View Point. I read it as if he is (both literally and metaphorically) taking the opposite way, almost defiantly: no old man trail for this spritely young fellow! 2 1 2" x 2 1 4". Glossy snapshot,