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This is a beautiful hand drawn sketch from a man named Jerry Easter. This one is numbered 76 out of 100 I believe in the original lot. Depicts Abraham Lincoln, General Custer I believe and maybe Geronimo. According to a museum in Cherokee NC these came from the Oregon area or the Western United States region.
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Vicky,
Thanks for your inquiry. I had listed a couple of these on E-Bay since I did not realize that Collector's Weekly would not allow the sell of items The two I listed on EBay did not do so well so I have shyed away from that avenue. I only have this print of this style but as you can see I have many more individual sketches of his work. I would not even begin to know what to ask for these since I do not know what they are worth. Are you only interested in this print or others that I have displayed? Let me ask this question. What amount would you be willing to pay and let's see if I could consider it. Thanks again