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General Custer strikes a heroic pose on this rare cigar box from Indiana, while the insets hint at his eventual demise. Factory No. 215, 6th District, Indiana.

Phrenology was a psuedo-science that ascribed certain personality traits and characteristics to the shape and disposition of one's features - notably, the skull. It enjoyed widespread popularity in the nineteenth century. This September 1865 cover features Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant - an obvious choice given that the magazine was published in the summer just following the Union victory. American Phrenological Journal - September 1865 issue.