6-5/8x11". Four cardboard pages. Text at bottom of cover reads "Copyright 1911, By The Stonewall Jackson Chapter 1333 Of The United Daughters Of The Confederacy, Clarksburg, W.Va." Four crossed Confederate flags appear at center. The card with the first 3 months is missing. Remaining cards each have 3 calendar months at bottom. Apr.-Jun. with image captioned "Stonewall Jackson At 24." Text below reads "You Can Be Whatever You Resolve To Be." Next card has image of Jackson in military uniform with facsimile signature. Lower text reads "There Stands Jackson Like A Stone Wall!"/General Bee At Manassas, July 21, 1861. Last card has image of homes with caption of "Lewis County, West Virginia" Where Stonewall Jackson Lived From The Age Of 7 To 18 Years." Lower text reads "His Last Words Were: 'Let Us Cross Over The River And Rest Under The Shade Of The Trees' May 10, 1863." Back of last card is printed "Proceeds Of Sale To Aid The Monument Fund In Clarksburg, W. Va." Comes with original (detached) string for hanging. Considerable age/wear. Still an interesting item for this famous and popular Confederate general. Overall condition Fair to Good.