James W. Zaharee Rice Writing Souvenir, 1935
A pre-printed business card with a grain of rice glued to it. The rice has the words "Herman Zierold” micrographically handwritten on it which can be seen clearly with magnification. This is from the Ripley’s “Believe-It-Or-Not” show from the California Pacific International Exposition, that opened in San Diego in Spring 1935.
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