Lot 051 - Vintage Board-Mounted Newspaper Clipping, "Do You Recall the Old Leather Man? Mystery of His Life Solved at Last" From the Hartford Daily Courant, Sunday, March 24, 1935, Connecticut Vagabond Jules Bourglay 1291-favs Notable pieces include a Liberty

Notable pieces include a Liberty Bell replica referencing Independence Hall in Philadelphia

bound with drywall tape

stamped Made in Italy beneath the backing

An antique oil painting on wood panel depicting a cluster of trees before a home

The remaining lenses and components show typical surface wear and patina

Lot 051 - Vintage Board-Mounted Newspaper Clipping, "Do You Recall the Old Leather Man? Mystery of His Life Solved at Last" From the Hartford Daily Courant, Sunday, March 24, 1935, Connecticut Vagabond Jules Bourglay 1291-favs Notable pieces include a LibertyVintage newspaper clipping from The Hartford Daily Courant, Sunday, March 24, 1935, mounted on a stiff board with an orange paper border. The article is titled "Do You Recall the Old Leather Man? Mystery of His Life Solved At Last" by John P. Cummiskey, and recounts the life story of Jules Bourglay, the famous Connecticut wanderer known as the Old Leather Man, who walked a repeating circuit between Connecticut and New York from 1862 until his death in