十一月走失的手套

Letterpress print on thick cream cotton paper in two inks, deep navy and tomato red, portrait format. A page from an imaginary field guide titled "LOST GLOVES OF NOVEMBER" in a bold wood-type slab serif across the top, with the line "single specimens recovered from city railings" in small italic serif beneath. Eight odd gloves and mittens drawn as linocut specimens, arranged in a tidy 4×2 grid, each held by a tiny drawn pin and showing visible gouge marks. Under each one a small typewritten label: "left, wool, bus stop", "right, leather, park gate", "child's mitten, bridge", "fingerless, café chair", "ski glove, fence post", "left, knitted stripes", "gardening glove, Tuesday", "one of a pair, unclaimed". Slight ink squash at the edges of the letters, uneven ink coverage, a faint blind deboss of the plate border, and a small red catalogue number "Fig. 11" in the lower right corner. Wide margins, quiet museum-label layout, no gradients, no photographic elements.