Incomplete, lacking final page, but appearing to be written by Private George A. Wilson, Co. "G," 17th Massachusetts Volunteers, 4pp., octavo, Baltimore, Maryland, March 11, 1862 to his mother, writing of the threats posed by the ironclad C.S.S. "Virginia," formerly the "Merrimac." Wilson also devotes one full page to various drawings titled "the war is almost over." Presented in a gold-tone frame with pages 2 and 3 displayed as photo copies so all pages may be viewed simultaneously.

DOA 25 x 19.5 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.

Very good condition overall.

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