Lincoln's Funeral Cortège Book by Custodian of Lincoln's Tomb

J.C. Power. Abraham Lincoln, His Great Funeral Cortege, From Washington City to Springfield, Illinois. WIth a History and Description of the National Lincoln Monument. Springfield, Illinois: N.p., 187

Lot includes a copy of 'Life and Death in Rebel Prisons,' by Robert H. Kellogg of the 16th Regt Connecticut Volunteers, Hartford, 1865, 8vo, appears to be missing preliminaries. Lot also includes 'Ser

1866 1ed Obsequies Abraham Lincoln Funeral Valentine Emancipation Proclamation “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.” ― Abraham Linc

[ILLINOIS] Jacob Bunn (1814-1897) Bunn came to Illinois in 1836 and resided for a time in Springfield. He soon moved to Beardstown, and afterwards to Naples, but returned to Springfield on July 1, 184

[ILLINOIS] Jacob Bunn_ (1814-1897)_ Bunn came to Illinois in 1836 and resided for a time in Springfield. He soon moved to Beardstown, and afterwards to Naples, but returned to Springfield on July 1, 1

1865 Abraham Lincoln 1ed Funeral Memorial Assassination US Civil War Americana A rare narrative on the life, service, and death of 16th US President Abraham Lincoln. In addition to a biographical sket

Group of Assorted Abraham Lincoln Books including His Life Public Services Death and Great Funeral Courtege 1889, The Story Life of Lincoln by Wayne Whipple, together with a Compilation of the Message

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Dirge, "Unveil thy Bosom, Faithful Tomb" as Sung at the Funeral Ceremonies of the Late President . . . at Springfield. Letterpress broadside, 10½ x 5½ inches; partial sepa

Lincoln Book Assortment (13) volumes including 'Political Debates Between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas', published by Follett, Foster and Co., Columbus 1860, gilt stamped cloth, re

Ridgway Glover (1831-1866). Stereoview photograph of former United States of America president Abraham Lincoln's funeral at the intersection of Chestnut and 6th Street in Philadelphia. Seen in the bac

President Abraham Lincoln Funeral Addresscirca 1865the front reads: "Funeral Address, Delivered at the Burial of President Lincoln, At Springfield, Illinois, May 4, 1865. By Rev. Matthew Simpson,

Rare and Scarce Circa 1865 Official Order of Funeral Procession of Abraham Lincoln's Funeral. This three page document was issued by Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, giving the instructions for the pro

Albert Ruger, artist. Funeral Car used at the Obsequies of the late Pres. A. Lincoln at Columbus, O. April 29th 1865. Cincinnati, OH: Ehrgott, Forbriger & Co., [1865]. Title and publication informatio

Stereoview photograph View Relating to the Home and Funeral of Abraham Lincoln on the town square in Springfield, Illinois by Schreiber & Glover, 818 Arch St., 3 1/4" x 6 7/8"

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Partially Complete 1909-1940 Coin Master Book Lincoln 1c Collection 47 Coins in total . All coins encased in a Coin Master Book. Date Range from 1909-1940. A Fantastic grouping of 47coins Missing 43 C

Abraham Lincoln Related "PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S FUNERAL MARCH" Sheet Music composed by E. Mack, Lee & Walker, Philadelphia 1865, "PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S FUNERAL MARCH", by E. Mack, published by Lee & Walker

Antique President Lincoln funeral front page from Philadelphia Inquirer, April 20, 1865. Approx 20 1/2" L x 12 1/2" W. Staining and loss as seen in photos

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Details: Abraham Lincoln, custom display featuring a swatch of fabric removed from a large American flag which hung on Lincoln's funeral train during the duration of its stop in Indiana while en route

General Orders Announcing Lincoln's Funeral Obsequies in New York 1p, measuring 5.25" x 8.25", New York Naval Yard, dated April 24, 1865. A General Order written by H. Paulding, Commandant. The docume

8 VOLUME SET OF THE FEDERAL EDITION 1905, SET No 148. PUBLISHED BY G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS THE KNICKERBOCKER PRESS 1905. MINOR WEAR TO BINDING. & ABE LINCOLNS YARNS AND STORIES, COPYRIGHT 1901, WEAR TO BIN