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Andrew Johnson Twice Signed Carte-de-Visite, 1868 A carte-de-visite seated portrait of President Andrew Johnson in a dark three-piece suit. Signed at the bottom of the image "Andrew Johnson", and on v

(1808 - 1875) Seventeenth President of the United States who came to office following the death of Abraham Lincoln. A squabble with Stanton along with his Reconstruction policies led to an impeachment

DS as president, one page, 13.25 x 9.25, April 26, 1865. President Johnson appoints David Batchelder as "Deputy Postmaster at Amesbury, Massachusetts." Neatly signed at the conclusion in bold ink by P

Andrew Johnson (1808-1875), September 7, 1868, signed letter, as president, to Secretary of War, on lined stationary with printed heading "Executive Mansion, Washington D.C. 1868", requesting copies o

Framed 1857 Governor of TN Andrew Johnson signed land grant, deeding 300 acres in Marion County, TN on Cumberland Mountain to James M. Reilly. Land was given on October 26, 1855. Signed February 10, 1

Governor of Tennessee Andrew Johnson (1808-1875) signed land document granting Jacob Peck and David Ragan and their heirs twenty-five hundred acres in Sevier County, Tennessee "including the East pron

A RARE pardon for Albert Stanton by the President Andrew Johnson dated 1867 this is the handwritten pardon he first prepared then a printed one would be made out later for presentation to the person w

Large hand-colored lithograph poster with portrait of Republican president Andrew Johnson. Johnson is depicted above portraits of Edwin Stanton and William Seward, and surrounded by portraits of fifte

[Civil War]. Andrew Johnson Document Signed and William McKinley Endorsement Signed. Group of war-dated documents signed by two future presidents: Andrew Johnson and Wi

Andrew Johnson Pardons Confederate Major & 1st Battle of Manassas Veteran 1p partly handwritten and partly printed document registering the pardon of former Confederate Major and Assistant Adjutan

President Andrew Johnson Signed Carte-de-Visite (CDV). We are privileged to offer an incredibly sought-after piece of American history to our discerning collectors. An original Carte-de-Visite (CDV) s

ANDREW JOHNSON (1808-1875) SIGNED DOCUMENT DATED JANUARY 6TH, 1866. FROM HUDSON VALLEY ESTATE OF SMALL COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPHS PURCHASED IN THE 1950'S BY HER FATHER, AT A NYC AUCTION HOUSE.

Andrew Johnson signed postmaster appointment. Document appoints David Batchelder as Deputy Postmaster in Amesbury, Massachusetts. Dated 1865. Framed under glass together with engraving portrait of Pre

Two signed Presidential documents. (1) Andrew Johnson appointment of Benjamin F. Baker of Minnesota as a Registrar of Land Office. June 27th, 1865. Folded and faded. 16" x 20". (2) Theodore Roosevelt

Andrew Johnson Document Signed as Governor of Tennessee. One partially printed page, 8.5" x 10.5", Nashville, Tennessee; May 23, 1857. A docume

Andrew Johnson Impeachment Ticket An un-redeemed gallery ticket to the United States Senate impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson on May 27th, 1868, matted and framed under glass with a printed portrait

Comprises: 1.) Purple printed on coated lavender card stock "Gallery" ticket "U.S. Senate / Impeachment of the President / Admit The Bearer / April 29th 1868." With facsimile signature of George T. Br

Two (2) President Andrew Johnson War Commission Documents. 1st item: Military appointment commission document with steel engraved stamp signature for President Andrew Johnson, hand signed by Secretary

[CIVIL WAR]. JOHNSON, Andrew (1808-1875). Two military commissions stamp signed ("Andrew Johnson") as President, for gallantry at Antietam and Cedar Mountain. Washington, DC. 10 September 1866. With s

An Andrew Johnson military appointment, signed, one partially-printed vellum page appointing E. Burnett to Major by Brevet, countersigned by Edwin Stanton as secretary of war, 28.75" x 24" framed.

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This is an original and rare United States 1864 San Francisco presidential campaign ballot for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. The reverse contains a depiction of the 1864 naval battle between the

Andrew Johnson Pardons Confederate who Left the Union 1p partly handwritten and partly printed document registering the pardon of a man named Samuel H. Phillips, whose loyalty oath was recorded by Not

ANDREW JOHNSON DOCUMENT, 1866, H 2 1/2", W 6 3/4":Signed partial note. Dated 3-27-1866. Signed Andrew Johnson. "I have no objection to granting of the desired ___ for temporary purposes." "Andrew John