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Okay, here goes! Over my desk is a framed print of John Steuart Curry's, "The Tragic Prelude". To my right is a framed steel engraving of Nathaniel Lyon and above THAT a "Natty Fan" from the Ozarks Muster in 2003. Further down that south wall is a framed set of CW stamps from Buckshot as well as a collector's plate of the Lincoln Family. Next wall has a copy of a CW era poster "The Conscript Bill - How to Avoid It" that was a U.S. Navy item from PHP. Framed Andy Thomas prints of "The Petticoat Flag", "On the Battery" and "Don't Yield An Inch" (still have "The Bayonet or Retreat" to be framed and hung), a reproduction T. Ditterline map of the Field at Gettysburg, a framed repro of an 1863 illustration for a Christmas Supplement to the Illustrated London News of "The Village Choir Rehearsing the Christmas Anthem" from MAP, a Duncan Royale collector's plate of CW Santa (ala MAP) and the tote bags with artwork from every muster we've had. While not hanging on my wall, I also have a Duncan Royale CW Santa figurine (MAP again), a miniature First Shot Marker from Basecat and McCormick Distillery decanters of Grant and Lincoln on bookcases along with miniature displays of CW flags and the rest of that series of 6 Lincoln collector's plates. Oh, there's no doubt about where my interests lie.
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