A pencil on stationery scene by Private George A. Wilson, Co. "G," 17th Massachusetts Volunteers, depicting two pipe-smoking soldiers in their tent, likely in the New Bern, NC area given their regiment's history. This drawing "damns" politics, roundly cursing both Abolitionists and Copperheads. Included is an early war envelope addressed to Wilson in camp while en route to the Southern seat of war. Presented in a gold-tone frame with a fabric liner.

DOA 18.5 x 16.75 in.

Objects from the Bob Timberlake Collection, Lexington, NC

Selected objects from The Bob Timberlake Collection Bob Timberlake, an internationally acclaimed realist painter, furniture maker, author, and philanthropist lives in Lexington, North Carolina. Primarily known for his watercolor paintings, his depiction of life in his Native North Carolina has endeared his work to an international audience.

Two small vertical splits at one fold; light stains, else very good condition.

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