The Alamo - General Twiggs’ Headquarters | Framed Homer Etching horn with a second smaller pull-out

with a second smaller pull-out writing surface above the cabinet on the left

especially with gas welding

It is likely that this metal case was sold by La Tausca during the 1920s as an accompaniment to their pearl necklaces

ALL ITEMS ARE INSURED FOR THEIR FULL VALUE

Exhibits some grime build-up and scuffs with very small spots of rust

The Alamo - General Twiggs’ Headquarters | Framed Homer Etching horn with a second smaller pull-outArtist: Winslow Homer (published in Harper's Weekly) Date: 1861 Medium: Wood engraving on paper Style Movement: Documentary illustration Americana Dimensions: 23. 5" W x 19. 5" H Condition: Print displays even toning and faint foxing; image remains sharp. Frame is ornate with silver and black finish, showing minor abrasions. Not inspected outside the frame. Additional Details: This engraving by Winslow Homer appeared in Harper's Weekly in 1861,