Brigadier General Franz Sigel, US Army, 1861 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame every brick laid in the

every brick laid in the currency of Gilded Age ascendancy

Abraham Lincoln When Twenty One

While the Gold Corner Embellishments Add a Luxurious Accent

The linen postcards lean autumnal — maples flaring red along dirt roads that wind toward Camel's Hump and the Northeast Kingdom

The First Presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints

Brigadier General Franz Sigel, US Army, 1861 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame every brick laid in theBrigadier General Franz Sigel, US Army, 1861 a portrait of the German born commander whose name alone could rally regiments of immigrant volunteers to the Union cause. Rendered in the early months of the war, when shoulder straps were still fresh and the ledgers of recruits ran heavy with foreign tongues. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional