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Lot 112

The First Day of May 1865 or Genl. Moving Day in Richmond VA. Incredible end-of-war cartoon, 9½ x 12 in. handcolored lithograph showing a Sheriff's Sale of the Confederate government house (a posted sign reads "To Let. Apply Lincoln & Co."). Robert E. Lee carries a musket, swords, and a sceptre, while a government employee carries boxes of state papers. A former slave thumbs his nose while a dog relieves himself on the chest containing worthless C.S.A. treasury notes. Likely issued after the fall of Richmong and prior to Lee's surrender at Appomattox. Strong colors, some age toning, a few margin tears. A rare, graphic item.
Estimated Value $250 - 300.

 
Realized $207



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