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Abraham Lincoln Ferrotype circa 1860. 1 in. x 3/4 in. A Rochester, NY Collection.

RARE ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL FERROTYPE, C. 1860 H. 2 1/2"

Abraham Lincoln 1860 Presidential Campaign Ferrotype, portrait of beardless Lincoln on one side, his running mate Hannibal on the other, with raised text, dia. 1 inch

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame ferrotypes. Features a DeWitt Lincoln Portrait No. 1 on side with frame stamped "Abraham Lincoln 1864." Other side bears a portrait of his running mate with frame

Abraham Lincoln Iconic Portrait After Hesler by George B. Ayres The iconic photograph of a beardless Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), future 16th U.S. President, originally taken on June 3, 1860 by Chicag

Albumen photograph after Mathew Brady, an early copy of the Brady image made on February 27th, 1860, the day Lincoln delivered his speech at Cooper Union Appx. 8-3/4"h x 6-1/2"w sight Provenance: By d

Abraham Lincoln tintype photograph, published by George W. Godfrey and Co., Rochester, New York, circa 1860's, tintype size 2" high x 1 1/2' , holder size 4" high x 2 1/4"

A photo on glass of a beardless Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), future 16th U.S. President, this after the originally taken on June 3, 1860 by Chicago photographer Alexander Hesler (1823-1895), glass pla

Abraham Lincoln carte de visite photograph, published by Robie and Potter, Lawrence, MA., circa 1860's-1880's, 4" high x 2 1/2"

Abraham Lincoln Related Original 1865 Abraham Lincoln Decorative Ferrotype Photo Mourning Badge on Black Silk Ribbon with Top Brass Clasp c. 1865 Abraham Lincoln Assassination Period, Ferrotype Photo

Abraham Lincoln Related Abraham Lincoln Portrait Glass Slide labeled: "Abraham Lincoln. Hance (sic) Photo, 1860." taken by Matthew Brady c. 1860-80 Vintage "Magic" Lantern Colorized Glass Slide of a b

Original Abraham Lincoln Photograph From an 1860 Negative by G.B. Ayres - c. 1890s photograph in a contemporary 19th century wood frame. Impressed "G.B. Ayres, Copyright" on lower right. There are fra

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865)]. Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson campaign ferrotype. 1864.   Approx. 1 in. diam. gilt brass pin featuring 5/8 in. diam. ferrotypes of Lincoln and Johnston on the

Abraham Lincoln Related Union Soldier Carte de Visite Photograph Wearing an 1864 Ferrotype Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Pinback c. 1864 Civil War, Carte de Visite Photograph showing a Union S

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865)]. Hand-tinted tintype of Abraham Lincoln after photograph originally taken by Anthony BERGER. 1 3/8 x 2 in. tintype (sight), housed in 2 3/8 x 4 in. paper mount (minor ho

E.F. Warren Photo mounted "The Latest Photograph of President Lincoln, taken on the balconey at the White House March 6th 1865". 6 1/8" x 8 1/2" image size. Believed by many to be the last photograph

Albumen photograph by C. S. German, taken February 19th, 1861 Appx. 8-3/4"h x 6-1/2"w sight Provenance: By descent through the heirs of 19th C. New York Photographer Davis Garber

From original photograph made in 1864 owned by Chicago Historical Society, Frame measures 23 3/4 x 17in, Print measures 22 1/4 x 15 1/2in.

Photo trimmed, card measures 2" by 4 1/2"

Abraham Lincoln Related 1860 Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin Presidential Campaign Ferrotype With A Very Rare Variation Rim Type 1860-Dated. Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin Presidential Campaign F

Abraham Lincoln two (2) 1860 Rail Splitter campaign medals / tokens brass – AL-1860-41 Obverse: Hon. Abraham Lincoln / 1860 Reverse: The Rail Splitter of the West 1 1/16"dia Provenance: Property fro

ABRAHAM LINCOLN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH Oval image of Abraham Lincoln matted to 5 1/2" x 7 1/2", set into an ornate period wood frame. Mat is toned in places, else very good.

2 pieces. Hon. Abraham Lincoln 1860. The rail splitter of the west. Dimensions: Dia. 1" Condition: Some tarnishing to metal, small dents to sides of tokens.

By Mathew Brady, taken May 1861, mounted on card stock Appx. 8-3/4"h x 6-1/2"w sight Provenance: By descent through the heirs of 19th C. New York Photographer Davis Garber