Andrew Johnson Impeachment Roster Issued by Senate

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

Comprises: 1.) Black printed on green card stock "Gallery" ticket "U.S. Senate / Impeachment of the President / Admit The Bearer / April 9th 1868." With facsimile signature of George T. Brown as Serge

Cardboard ticket to admit the bearer to the U.S. Senate Gallery for the impeachment of the President (Andrew Johnson) on April 18th, 1868. Ticket measures 3" x 3.5" and is accompanied by stu

DESCRIPTION: "The Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, Before the Senate of the United States, on Impeachment by the House of Representatives for High Crimes and Misdemeanors." Pub

Impeachment ticket “U.S. Senate Impeachment of the President” April 7, 1868, 4-3/4”x3”, blue stock. Fine condition.The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson occurred in 1868, when the United States Ho

[Civil War] Collection of 47 [Baltimore] Sun and Baltimore Daily Gazette Newspapers. 44 are Sun issued newspapers that are mostly from 1868-1880 and deal with the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson and Rec

161. (Johnson, Andrew). New-York Tribune. Group of 4 issues covering Johnson's impeachment trial. Folio, loose as issued; second torn at fold with loss. New York, 1868 [75/100]Volume XXVII, no.'s 1382

President Andrew Johnson's Impeachment Trial Ticket, Rare Purple Color Printed Ticket, 3.5" x 3". [Washington, D.C.], April 22, 1868. Rare Purple color ticket. Small  stain dot, a bit of edgewear

(Andrew Johnson) 17th President. The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson occurred in 1868, when the United States House of Representatives adopted eleven articles of impeachment. The House's primary charge

1868 PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON IMPEACHMENT TICKET / PASS, printed on card stock, for gallery, dated April 15, 1868, inscribed "given by Charles Sumner to Mrs. C. P. Collins." in pencil on verso. Charle

Ticket to the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson, May 18th, 1868. Is a purple ticket for the main entrance. Is framed. The ink is fading. Measures approx. 11" tall x 12 1/4" wide in the frame. Yo

Rare President Andrew Johnson 1868 impeachment ticket. Case included.

Political 1868 Impeachment Trial of President Andrew Johnson Rare Orator Senator Charles Sumner's Printed Opinion (PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON'S IMPEACHMENT). "Opinion of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachu

Political 1868 "Expulsion of the President. Opinion of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, in the Case of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States." with Attached Signature

American political leader, Governor of Massachusetts, Congressman, Secretary of the Treasury, US Senator and leader of the moving for impeachment of Andrew Johnson. Letters each signed by Boutwell are

William P. Fessenden autographed letter signed promising tickets to a patron. A penciled note on the verso states most probably the tickets were for the impeachment of Andrew Johnson. Fessenden (1806-

[THE NOTABLE TRAILS LIBRARY]. 8 VOLUMES SOLD TOGETHER.INCLUDING:THE GREAT CONSPIRACY TRIAL;THE IMPEACHMENT AND TRIAL OF ANDREW JOHNSON;REVERSAL OF FORTUNE, INSIDE THE VON BULOW CASE;A RUMOR OF REVOLT;

President Andrew Johnson, Confederate pardon, Executive clemency for taking part in the rebellion against the government of the United States issued to T. L. Bondurant of Buckingham County, Virginia,

(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 b

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