CDV PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN ASSASSINATION

Exceedingly scarce carte-de-visite (CDV) portrait of John Surratt, a Lincoln Assassination conspirator. The image depicts a young and ordinary-looking Surratt in a full-length pose, clad in a simple d

CDV Portraits of President Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln An attractive Abraham Lincoln carte-de-visite together with an engraved portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. Both measure approximately 2.5" x 4". A

Three Images of Civil War Interestto include: CDV portrait of Abraham Lincoln, no backmark (stains; glue residue); Union soldier posing, the mount imprinted by Matthew Brady's washington, D.C. studio

Vignetted albumen CDV portrait of Abraham Lincoln. [Boston]: John P. Soule, 1865. With title and copyright statement to mount recto. [Civil War, Union, Confederate, Abraham Lincoln, Slavery, Abolition

John Wilkes Booth CDV A standing portrait of Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth. Measuring 2.25" x 4", N.p., n.d., [ca. 1860s]. A vignette portrait, Booth is photographed wearing a well-tailored, l

This CDV card features a striking portrait of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, captured in a classic black and white photograph. Lincoln's iconic visage is framed by a simple

Abraham Lincoln Related c. 1865 "Abraham Lincoln" Portrait Needlepoint Display Memorial made During His Assassination Mourning Period c. 1865 Lincoln Assassination Period, "Abraham Lincoln" Handcrafte

Early reprint of New York Herald newspaper 8:10am edition detailing the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Dated New York, Saturday April 15, 1865. It has a portrait of Lincoln on the cover page that d

Abraham Lincoln Assassination and Funereal Headlines (Reissues) 2 newspapers in this Lot Harpers Weekly May 6, 1865 The May 6, 1865 Edition of Harper's Weekly includes a touching portrait of President

Nice pair of CDV's with oval portraits. One has a beautiful embossed patriotic scene with a Salisbury, Bro & Co. backmark. The other image has no backmark. Excellent

Abraham Lincoln & Ulysses S. Grand lot, includes hand colored portrait of Abraham Lincoln published by Kimmel & Forster shortly after the President's assassination; Currier & Ives "Death of President

Scare CDV Photo Engraving of Mary Todd Lincoln A carte-de-visite of an engraved portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln, measuring 2.5" x 4", N.p., ca. 1864. The original engraved image was published in 1864 by

1860s CDV photograph album. Includes 27 photographs plus an image of Abraham Lincoln and 11 printed portraits of prominent Civil War figures such as Jefferson Davis, General Grant, General Burnside, G

Rare Signed Robert E. Lee CDV portrait Photo (JSA LOA)

Archive of 33 transcribed letters and documents dating to before, during, and after the Civil War, all related to Private Melvin Johnson of Company A, 42

Four early and later reports upon the great national tragedy of the death of President Abraham Lincoln: (i) New York Tribune, New York, Saturday, April 15, 1865, black-bordered eight-page issue. On p

11" x 14" matted display containing three relics associated with the Lincoln assassination: (1) approximately ten 1/2" clippings or snippets of Lincoln's hair, (2) a 1/2" x 5/8" section of the deathbe

Abraham Lincoln Related New York Herald Newspaper Covers the End of the Civil War and the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln April 10, 15, 17 and 28, 1865, Collection of Four (4) Civil War Era

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of an older African-American man taken in Bedford, PA. Though unidentified, the subject's patched pants, tattered shoes, and hard stare hint at a compelling story. During the Civ

Lincoln Assassination Broadside Mourning Sign, Utica New York. 1865. Large paper board sign "Public Sorrow!" announcing the "great calamity" assassination of President Abraham Lincoln to the public, b

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

Three-quarter length albumen CDV studio portrait of Grenville Dodge. Pulaski, Tennessee: Th. Gubelman, [1864]. Photographer's imprint to mount verso alongside period ink inscription reading, "Will -".

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Telegram announcing the Lincoln assassination on the remote northern coast of Nova Scotia. Manuscript message on printed American Telegraph Company form, 7¼ x 5 inches, from J.

What sad news that was of our Beloved President’s death. They have caught the Assassin but I [am] sorry they could not have taken him alive. I would liked to have been where you were—then