Guyandotte (Signed Copy) Manta Ray features a reversible gameboard lid

features a reversible gameboard lid for Checkers and Tic-Tac-Toe and two internal compartments to store game pieces

and approximately 4'' wide x 7-3/4'' high rolled up

where he would earn straight A's

Super-smooth calligraphy practice pages are lightly ruled for Italic and Copperplate

Cover lifts to reveal egg-shaped storage space

Guyandotte (Signed Copy) Manta Ray features a reversible gameboard lidLocated at the confluence of the Ohio and Guyandotte Rivers, Guyandotte's first industries were logging and steamboat travel. In 1911, after the Civil War's Battle of Guyandotte resulted in most of the town being burned, Guyandotte's residents officially voted to become a part of the newer and larger city of Huntington. Today, Guyandotte is a historic neighborhood with several antebellum homes and landmarks that still stand proudly. Despite floods