McClellan & Pendleton - 1864 National Democratic Banner

Hand-colored lithograph with jugate portraits of McClellan and Pendelton contained within oak leaf surrounds below a vignette depicting lady liberty under a cupola surmounted by a federal eagle. Below

Hand-colored lithograph titled, in bottom margin, "Grand National Democratic Banner / Peace! Union! and Victory!" published by Currier & Ives, 1864. Features jugate portraits depicting General George

Abraham Lincoln Related Rare 1864 Abraham Lincoln & Andrew Johnson California Presidential Campaign on the "National Union Ticket" with "Democratic Ticket" George McClellan & George Pendleton (1864) L

Comprises 1.) National Democratic ticket "For President / George B. McClellan / of New Jersey / For Vice President / George H. Pendleton / of Ohio..." Continues with 21 names listed below. [6" H x 3-1

Hand-colored lithograph featuring oval jugate portraits of Breckinridge and Lane. Both candidates' images are contained within laurel leaf surrounds below an eagle with wings spread holding arrows in

Hand-colored lithograph published by Nathaniel Currier, 1848. Titled "Grand, National, Democratic Banner" and depicts the two Democratic Party candidates, Lewis Cass and William O. Butler. Bears illed

(lot of 6) Currier & Ives (Publishers) (American, Established 1837-1907), "Grand National Democratic Banner," "Thomas Jefferson," "Henry Clay, Grand National Whig Banner," "Henry Clay, The Farmer of A

1876 Currier & Ives Custer Last Charge Framed Print, copyright 1876. Together with a Grand National Democratic Banner Print N. Currier. used condition, wear/worn, distressed, foxing, paper loss, stain

Three Currier and Ives Prints, comprising "Custer's Last Charge", first published 1876; "Grand National Democratic Banner" from Polk and Dallas' 1844 campaign; and "'Hung Up,' - with the Starch Out",

Currier and Ives lithograph,"National Democratic Banner 1860" marked Currier and Ives, 152 Nassau St. NY 17"H. x 13"W., period frame.

George B. McClellan 1864 Handwritten Democratic Ballot A Democratic ballot for the 1864 election, Miami County, Ohio, undated [1864]. A handwritten ballot ticket on lined paper, voting for George B. M

Charles Shober (German, 1831-?) Democratic National Amphitheatre, 1864. Provenance: William Blair and Co. Hand-colored lithograph published by Perdue and Small, titled and dated lower margin. Provenan

Diminutive (3/8" H) oval ferrotype portrait of 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan set in an ornate allegorical brass shield-form pinback (overall: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"). Decorated with stars, sp

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Political Campaign Broadside "THE PLATFORMS" Republicans in Baltimore and the Democrats met in Chicago 1864 LINCOLN & JOHNSON versus McCLELLAN & PENDLETON, Political Presi

Four-gem size (1" x 3/4") portraits of 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan. All contained in ornate brass shell frames and lacking back pins (as made). Comprises: 1.) Two ferrotype portraits

Four gem-size (1" x 3/4") portraits of 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan. All contained in ornate brass shell frames and lacking back pins (as made). Comprises: 1.) Ferrotype portrait of M

1" ferrotype name portrait depicting 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan in brass surround reading, "For President / 1864" with stick pin on reverse.

Sixteenth-plate (1-5/8" x 1-3/8") tintype portrait of 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan in uniform. Set in brass shell frame with ring for suspension. Reverse bears yellow card stock impri

Two original tickets from Darke County, Ohio, for the presidential election of November 8, 1864, 3 x 7.75 and 2.75 x 5.25, headed, "Union Presidential Ticket" and "National Democratic Ticket." The fir

Pro-Lincoln handbill titled "The Platforms," 1864, 4to, 1 page. Contains lengthy descriptions contrasting the positions of the Lincoln & Johnson ticket with those of the McClellan & Pendleton campaign

"THE PLATFORM" - LINCOLN RE-ELECTION PLATFORM HANDBILL Scarce handbill "THE PLATFORMS.", 1p. 4to., [1864], bearing the platforms of the Lincoln-Johnson Republicans and the McClellan-Pendleton Democrat

Bust in laurel, punning inscription. Full red, Fuld 140:394. Democratic Campaign Medal, 1864. Brass holed, 30.4mm. Military bust l. Rev Trophy of arms. New Jersey Gubernatorial Inaugural Medal, 1878.

Lot (7) early paper political ballots. Democratic election General McClellan ran against Lincoln in 1864. 4 1/2" to 3" to 11" x 4". Cases not included.

Two 3 3/4" by 2 1/2" lithographs depicting Republicans Abraham Lincoln and his running mate Andrew Johnson, along with former General George McClellan and his running mate George Pendleton. Framed in