Seat Too Large, Seat Too Long, Lovely 19th Century Black Ink Perspective Drawing of a Chair

This one came out of a large c. 1870s century folio filled with all sorts of things, including a whole notebook of geometric perspective drawings, listed separately, and an assortment of handwritten notes on everything from wax flower making to casting. Included were a handful of single pages with perspective drawings and notes (all in black ink) which I think so good on their own I am listing individually, with this page of chair drawings--and one footstool--I think my favorite of all.  The most iconic sort of chair, and I love the annotations on a couple: "seat too long" and "seat too large" as if being inspected by Goldilocks!

 9 7/8" x 7 3/4", good condition, black ink on wove with embossed stamp upper right. Just a little light creasing to the paper around the edges.