2-1/8x3.75” paper label with blank reverse picturing log cabin at center with smoking chimney all accented by circle, oval and ornate geometric designs. Harrison was Commander of the Army of the Northwest in the War of 1812-1813 and the label includes the names of 4 places where he directed military campaigns: Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs, Frenchtown, Thames. Left bottom corner is very tan with .25" edge hairline split on the left center plus a thin, fine tan moisture line runs across the bottom of the paper but shows very little. About 90% of the piece is totally bright and clean. Most unusual and the only example we have seen.