Nativity scene; Candy McDaniels’ first purchase (for $1!) 
Sonia Brandes (1946-) 
Sonia Brandes (1946-) 
Sonia Brandes (1946-) 
Sonia Brandes (1946-) 
Paul D. Beal (1929-2014) 
Paul D. Beal (1929-2014) 
Paul D. Beal (1929-2014) 
Ernst Heinemann (1887–1979), dated 1954 
Elisabeth W. Mixter (1918-2001), “Divertissement” (1963) 
Elisabeth W. Mixter (1918-2001), Tulips, dated 1952 
Elisabeth W. Mixter, “The Secret” (1955) 
(signature unclear), n.d. 
Jadwiga “Yaga” Ruta (1933-1991) – in 4 pieces 
(signature unclear) 
Charles O’Neal 
Charles O’Neal 
signed on back with humorous pseudonym (Mayonnaise ___)! 
Arlene France (1924) 
Swiss style, unsigned, n.d. 
(Jesus in tomb), in several pieces 
birth celebration for Margaretha (b. 7 March 1827) 
Devotional: St. Barbara 
Devotional: S. Josephus (St. Joseph) 
Devotional: S. Ignacio (St. Ignatius Loyola) 
Devotional: Ste. Anne 
Devotional: S. Paulus (St. Paul) 
Devotional: S. Andreas (St. Andrew) 
Devotional: St. Barbara 
Janice Dyar Harrell, “Who Built the Ark? Noah!” (1993) 
Nancy Freitag, “Noah’s Ark” (1991) 
Sharon Schaich, “Two by Two” (1998) 
Faye Du Plessis, “Noah’s Ark” 
Tim Arnold, “Noah’s Ark,” 1996 
D. Franz Schmidt (1885) 
Anna T. Kronick, “The Light of Knowledge” 
(floral, wycinanki style?) 
A. Girling, “In the Jungle” 
Zhao Zi Ping 
August Edouart (1829) 
Ernst Moritz Engert (1892 – 1986) 
S.M. 
S.M. 
F. M., “David and Goliath” 
Elda Strahm Schiesser (1918-2017) 
P.J. Lacasse, Green Pea Pods (2006), using watercolor 
Werner Michelin? (Michaelis) 
Polish wycinanki, prob. post-WWII 
Clifford Nevin 
Nelly Schranz 
Paula Maria Crassé 
Paula Maria Crassé 
N. Shelly, “Daniel in the Lion’s Den” 
Bettye Niedt, “20+ Cats and One Mouse” 
Walter von Gunten (1930- ) 
Walter von Gunten (1930- ) 
G. Frasiful (?) 1923 
Josefine Allmayer (1904-1977), “Begegnung” (Encounter) 
Josefine Allmayer (1904-1977), “Ganseliesl” 
B. Werner, Children Running 
B. Werner, Children Running 
Louis 16, the Queen, and Louis 17, “To Madame Guerin,” 1832 
Painting by Lydia Bayer (1897–1961) 
Garnett Marithoic 
Sharon Schaich (1993) 
Sharon Schaich 
Sr. Clarice Steinfeldt, Thistles 
cut by Cristina M. Remstotista 
Jupi T. Das (2002) 
S. Besser 
Heuer, Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (1978) 
Carew Rice (1899-1971), “Ain’t Love Grand!” 1944 
Carew Rice (1899 – 1971), “Ain’t Love Grand!” 1948 
Carew Rice (1899-1971) inscription on back: “done in my parlor; 1932” 
Carew Rice, “Mother and Colt,” n.d. 
Lawrence Tomms (1988), from donated notebook; inspired by Carew Rice 
Valentine with poem; pinprick patterns 
Brendt Sherriden (?), “Elizabeth R[egina]” 
I. Bonda, “Actum Bonda,” Alpha-Omega S79S. 
(scissors cutting, unsigned) 
(scissors cutting, unsigned) 
Margarete Heinze Koch, “Silhouette: Tigridia” 
Margarete Heinze Koch, Silhouette 
Sybille Gleim-Eckardt (1982) 
Sybille Gleim-Eckardt 
Martha Link, “Mouse” (1976) 
M. Clarke, “Bless This House…”; cut paper collage from cancelled stamps 
Claudia Hopf, “Rabbit, Bird, Tree” (1978) 
Claudia Hopf, “Turtle, Tree” (1978) 
Claudia Hopf, “Bear, Squirrel, Tree” (1978) 
Claudia Hopf, “Cat under Tree” (1978) 
Claudia Hopf 
Claudia Hopf 
Classic Thai Dancer (8″ diam) 
Lucy Beck 
Steup 
[Clyety?] 
Clyety? 
Elizabeth Moore, “4 Tree Nymphs” (1975) 
Sharon Schaich, “Maypole celebration: May is on the march; the heart reigneth” (1977) 
E. Koch, Little girl, bird on branch 
Linda Carr, traditional tree, heart, bird, squirrel, rabbit; 1985 
Sharon Schaich 
Sharon Schaich 
Tilly Schouten 
Tilly Schouten 
Tilly Schouten 
oval edge; girl with deer; probably meant to be egg decoration 
oval edge; queen at spinning wheel (unsigned, undated); probably meant as egg decoration 
Alfred Stephan (?), “Jugenzeit,” Berlin, undated 
Alfred Stepham (?), “Der kleine Vögeldieb” (The Little Bird-Thief) 
Anna Elisabeth (Anneliese) Hartmann-Zeller (1900-1987) 
Sharon Schaich 
J. Forster 
Nelly Naef (1987) 
?Wilhelm Müller (Germany 1804-1864) 
William Hunt Diederich (American, b. Hungary, 1884–1953), “Beginning of the Fight” 
William Hunt Diederich (American, b. Hungary, 1884–1953) 
William Hunt Diederich (American, b. Hungary, 1884–1953) 
“Ohne dich allein ist auf der Welt kein Herz das mir sonst gefällt” (Except for you, no heart in the world pleases me) 
Marcia Guthrie, “The Fat Cat” 
(unsigned, undated) 
Tilly Schouten 
M. Rehbock (?), orig. scissors cut, “Amadeus Mozart”, n.d. 
Martha Ann Honeywell (1786–1856), “cut without hands” 
Martha Sachse-Schubert (1890 – after 1949), “Viel Glück” (Much Good Fortune) 
Sharon Schaich, Walking man 
Sharon Schaich, Woman with apron 
Irene P. Lesagere (?), 2000 
Nellie Buttes, Cut Out by Cousin Nellie Buttes for Helen L. Fillebronovic (?), n.d. 
Larry Morganti, Animal Orchestra, 1995 
Larry Morganti, 1995 
Larry Morganti, 1995 
(revolutionary soldier on horse), unsigned, n.d. 
Zitomir Rukeseyna (?), Scofti Roob (?), n.d. 
Sjytte, n.d. 
Sjytte, n.d. 
Sjytte, n.d. 
E.C.W. (or M.C.W.), n.d. 
Mildred H. Warwick 
Ursula Kirchner – 06 
Gerd Paul (from series of courting couples, Germany, 1920s-1930s) 
Horst Rumyn (?), 1933 
Clifford Nevin 
A. Lysher 
Wbg. 57. “Unglaublich, aber wahr!” 
Scene – day laborer coming home from field 
Scene – day laborer in field with horse team 
Postcard back (text from Horst Gamin?), 19 June 1936, Regensburg, “Dear Annamarie!” sent to Annamarie Seidl in München 
Hans Bittner, orig. scissors cut 
Hans Bittner, orig. scissors cut 
Hans Bittner, orig. scissors cut 
Hans Bittner, orig. scissors cut 
Hans Bittner (interview: https://www.loc.gov/item/afc1981004_afs20538a/), orig. scissor cut 
(commercial pattern?) 
Leopold Wächtler, n.d. 
Leopold Wächtler, Leo Tolstoi (orig. scissors cut), n.d. 
L[eopold] Wächtler (1896–1988), orig. scissors cut, Aus dem Fichtelgebirge, Bischofsgrün 
Leopold Wächtler, “Rothenburg ob der Tauber, der Sauturm [Pig Tower],” orig. scissors cut, n.d. 
Leopold Wächtler, “Der Wandturm [Wall Tower],” n.d. 
G. Schwarz, Graf Zeppelin, n.d. 
“Francois Roury”, dedicated to Marie Merley, 1831 
unsigned, Netherlands, ca. 1732 
Dora Baum, two very small collaged works
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