Robert E. Lee

This chromolithograph of the famous Confederate General is part of a cigar box label by the O. L. Schwencke, Lithograph Co.  This particular instance seems to have be stuck on a blank page in the copy of Gen. Robert Edward Lee; Soldier, Citizen, and Christian Patriot by  R. A. Brock,  1897, which now appears in Internet Archive. 

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Robᵗ E. Lee

It shows Lee not as the gray bearded general of the Civil War but as a brown haired colonel of 1859-60 or so. This small picture also from Brock 1897 matches Lee's look on the cigar label pretty well.  
 

Col. Robert E. Lee in 1859

A that time Lee was a colonel of cavalry in Texas as the label on this photo, from Brock 1897, indicates.

 

Robert E. Lee, Lieutenant-Colonel of Second Cavalry

Fort Brown, Texas, 1860

Appleton's Cyclopedia has a similar image of Colonel Lee.

Contrast those with this chromolithograph of Robert E. Lee in civilian clothes after 1865 by James Fuller Queen.