This is a vintage, hand-drawn portrait of a man. The style suggests it's from the 18th or early 19th century. The portrait is rendered in ink on a cream-colored paper, with a rectangular border. The man is depicted in profile, facing left. He has a long, prominent nose, a receding hairline, and a somewhat stern expression. He is wearing a dark, rounded hat that appears to be made of fabric, and a dark, voluminous coat or robe with a textured, almost fur-like pattern. A small, decorative embellishment is visible on the coat near the chest. The drawing style is somewhat caricatured, with exaggerated features. There are stamps or markings on the image, including one that reads 'Library of Congress' and another that says 'City of Washington'. The signature 'Lt. Feyerleing' is visible in the bottom right corner. The overall impression is that this is a historical portrait, possibly a satirical or caricatured depiction of a notable figure.