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Original U.S. Civil War USS Cumberland Wood Ship Straight Edge Used By Caricaturist James Albert Wales - Sunk by Confederate Ironclad CSS Virginia (Merrimack) British Holsters There are no tags orOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now to say this item is incredible would be an understatement. The wood ship fragment was turned into what appears to be a straight edge as used by sketch artists and engineers alike. There is what appears to be graphite still retained on the downward turned edge, further confirming that this was used for sketching. James Albert Wales was a caricaturist. After leaving school, he apprenticed himself to a wood engraver