Edgar S. Yergason's 1859 Graphite Drawing of House with Tiny Figures vintage gift but does tightly over all

but does tightly over all four corners and sit flush without too much difficulty

From smallest to largest: 3 1/4" diameter

a magazine for salesmen” and author of such titles as “The Greatest Thrill in the World” and “Lincoln

who made this drawing when he was he was quite young

Edgar S. Yergason's 1859 Graphite Drawing of House with Tiny Figures vintage gift but does tightly over allIt should be noted that this drawing, dated 1859 on the reverse, is somewhat faint and so it is one that requires and very much rewards close looking, delivering marvelous details, especially on the two tiny hatted figures at right. A quick search reveals that the Edgar S. Yergason, who signed this on the back, went on to fight in the Civil War, and to become a well known interior designer in Hartford, CT. I think he showed brilliance at a very young