$270.00 SOLD
Originally $300.00
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Item Code: 930-05
Circa 1863. Backmark: “For sale by Charles Wheeler/ No. 20 Nassau St., New York.” Front cartoon caption: “I Wish I Was In Dixie.” Cartoon depicts President Lincoln’s large head ludicrously super-imposed on a diminutive banjo player. The tiny banjoist & banjo are just right, period perfect. Superb collectible for Lincoln and/or minstrel banjo aficionados. [jp]
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