Civil War ABRAHAM LINCOLN Self Portrait Tin Type Photograph

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

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"

Abraham Lincoln Related 1865 Abraham Lincoln Tintype Photo Carte De Visite March 7, 1865-Dated, Civil War Era, Patriotic & Decorative Carte de Visite with Gem Size Central Tintype Photograph of Presid

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

A tintype of President Abraham Lincoln, c.1864. The oval miniature portrait was issued for the 1864 Presidential race. The image of Lincoln is known as the "Berger Pose" taken by Anthony Berger, Febru

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - Civil War Tin Type Photo of Abraham Lincoln in a Field Camp Due to the Rarity of this Image in a Tin Type Fashion we are Convinced it is a Reproduction. We Informed the Co

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - Civil War Tin Type Photo of Abraham Lincoln in a Field Camp. Due to the Rarity of this Image in a Tin Type Fashion we are Convinced it is a Reproduction. We Informed the C

LINCOLN'S DEATH BED Tintype photograph of Abraham Lincoln's Death Bed (produced during a later period) 2 3/4" x 3 3/4"

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - Civil War Tin Type Photo of a Posing Abraham Lincoln - Due to the Rarity of this Image in a Tin Type Fashion we are Convinced it is a Reproduction. We Informed the Consign

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - Civil War Tin Type Photo of a Posing Abraham Lincoln - Due to the Rarity of this Image in a Tin Type Fashion we are Convinced it is a Reproduction. We Informed the Consign

[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

Antique Framed Tintype President Abraham Lincoln & Son. Carved oval frame with gold leaf accents holds the image "Abraham Lincoln, U.S. President, looking at a photo album with his son, Tad Lincoln, F

Lincoln "Penny Profile" Type II Photo After Original Brady Negative, Frederick Meserve Collected & Inscribed A Type II portrait photograph of 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), direc

Album about half full of CDV photos including 6 soldiers. we checked one from the album and he was identified as Adam Coates; Abraham Lincoln, wife and son; daguerreotype soldier in case and soldier t

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

Abraham Lincoln Tintype Showing Him Seated in the Famed "Brady Chair" Tintype, 3.125" x 3.5", of President Abraham Lincoln taken on November 8, 1863 by Alexander Gardner just prior to Lincoln's depart

Abraham Lincoln gem size 3/4" x 1" campaign tintype issued for the 1864 Presidential race. The image of Lincoln is known as the "Berger Pose", and was taken at Mathew Brady's Washington, D.C. on Febru

Abraham Lincoln chalk pastel Framed Self Portrait Signed by the artist (Measurement 27 by 22.5)

Antique oval tiger maple framed convex Abraham Lincoln portrait from Victorian era. Measures 16 3/4" x 22 1/2"

Abraham Lincoln: Deathbed Scene Gem Tintype. Most unusual gem ferrotype (20 mm. x 26 mm.)

in the mix of Abraham Lincoln items received from deceased artist Paula Towne. 3"

Item/Description: Three-quarter standing portrait of a bearded man in uniform. Hand colored and embellished. Half union case. Frame around image is embossed metal. No glass. Magnetic. (Quarter Plate,

Abraham Lincoln Photo, His Favorite Hesler Portrait Photograph of Abraham Lincoln, taken on June 3, 1860 by Lincoln's favorite photographer Alexander Hesler, to whom Lincoln remarked, "That looks bett