1836 Election of Lincoln’s Law Partner

Collage of artifacts related to future President Abraham Lincoln's Illinois law office and law partners, all framed in a shadowbox setting. Includes clipped autographs of John T. Stuart (Lincoln's fir

The first law partner of Abraham Lincoln, U.S. Congressman, and cousin of Mary Todd Lincoln (1807-1885). Manuscript DS, signed “John T. Stuart,” one page, 8.75 x 5, [no date but pencil not

Lot 31 Gaetano Pompa Italian (1933-1998) Minotaur (1960) mixed media on canvas signed lower left 23 3/4 x 31 1/2 inches Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law partner of Sidney

Lot 53 Zero Mostel American (1915-1977) Heads ink and gouache on paper signed lower right sight: 13 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law partner of Sidney

Inscribed to his law partner: "For Basil O'Connor from his old friend + partner Franklin D. Roosevelt 1927". Overall 11 1/4 inches by 14 3/4 inches. Excellent condition including original frame.

Lot 95 Zero Mostel American (1915-1977) Self Portrait oil on canvas signed lower right 23 x 18 inches Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law partner of Sidney E. Cohn

Lot 52 Paul Klee Swiss (1879-1940) Sommeil d'Hiver (1938) lithograph on wove paper sight: 8 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law partner of Sidney E. Cohn

Lot 121 Group of Kandinsky Books Provenance: the estate of Jerome Lurie, labor attorney and law partner of Sidney E. Cohn lot includes three publications; Kandinsky in Paris; Kandinsky in Munich: 189

Complete copy of ‘The Independent’, 8pp., New York, Nov. 10, 1864, reporting on Abraham Lincoln’s re-election, with the headline: ‘The Presidential Election. Abraham Lincoln Re

26 Grams Silver Round Depicting Lincoln's Election

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Lincoln Presidential Election Connecticut Broadside Requesting Civil War Soldiers Cast Their Absentee Ballots Presidential election July 27, 1864-Dated Civil War, Broadsid

Political 1864 Lincoln Presidential Election Connecticut Broadside Requesting Civil War Soldier's Cast Absentee Ballots Presidential election July 27, 1864-Dated Civil War, Broadside headed, "Address

Original 1860 election ballot - Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin Measurements: 8 x 3 inches

Two duplicate 4to handbills issued by the National Union Executive Committee, Astor House, New York City supporting the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. Each boldly headed "The Two Roads to Peace! How

Protected in a very nice frame.

1864 OHIO UNION ABRAHAM LINCOLN ELECTION TICKET 1864 ballot cast in Harden, Ohio (penciled over, original type reads Belmont County) Union Presidential Ticket for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson.

1865 War-Dated Letter Discussing Lincoln Election "our votes will not count this year" 4pp of a bifolium, measuring 5" x 8", Frederick, Massachusetts, dated March 15, 1865. Signed "Jewett P. Wellman"

March 9 th 1861 Frank Leslie Newspaper / Must See Images / This Copy is Extremely Hard to Find Original / It is an Exact Copy of the Original / Multiple Photos Posted

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, November 4, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news, and wonderful advertising with several eng

1864 Newspaper Lincoln Election Booth Killed. Lincoln related two newspapers: November 4, 1864 “The Rochester Evening Express” showing Abraham Lincoln/Andrew Johnson ticket on front page; and the

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, November 4, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news, and wonderful advertising with several eng

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, July 29, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news and wonderful advertising with several engravi

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, November 4, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news, and wonderful advertising with several eng

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson election ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, July 22, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news and wonderful advertising with several engravi