***Auction Highlight*** 1891 $10 Large Site Treasury Note General Sheridan Fr-370 Graded vf20 By PMG. This exceptional $10 Treasury Note has large even margins framing a sharply printed design. The "Open Back" design displays bold green inks with original overprint embossing clearly evident. This note offers superb technical attributes and wonderful aesthetic appeal. Major General Philip Sheridan is portrayed on the center of the note. Sheridan was a career United States Army officer and one of the most important Union generals during the Civil War. Sheridan's cavalry vigorously pursued Lee's struggling army in 1865 and was instrumental in forcing Lee's surrender at Appomattox, effectively ending the war. Sheridan died in 1888 shortly after his promotion to General of the Army. General Sheridan was one of the few Civil War generals to remain with the army after the war. He was involved in the American Indian Wars and was influential in the founding of Yellowstone National Park. General Philip Sheridan, who was known as "Little Phil," stood 5'4" tall, and there are several good-natured Lincoln quotes (Lincoln was well over 6' tall) poking fun at his diminutive General. His portrait on this note has a photographic-like quality that is simply amazing for a 19th century engraving