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Dated May 24, 1862. One page, 8” x 10, in black and white. Very good plus.
Subtitled “The New Orleans Plum,” this cartoon depicts Lincoln seated on a stool holding up a plum. Rhyming caption: “Big Lincoln Horner /Up in a corner /Thinking of humble pie; Found under his thumb / a New Orleans plum / and said what a good boy am I.”
This cartoon was published a month after the Union capture of New Orleans. In protective sleeve. [jp][ph:L]
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