First News of Lincoln's Assasination- Alton, IL

Original edition of the "Alton Telegraph," dated April 15th, 1865, announcing the assasination of President Abraham Lincoln. 24 x 18 inches, 4pp. Condition as shown. Alton, Illinois is situated alongs

There was quite a number from this vicinity went to Springfield....to attend Lincoln's funeral......the last respect they could pay to our fallen Three page letter with cover written by "Alice C. Merr

One Half Ounce .9999 Fine Gold, In box with certificate.

Old Lithograph of Abraham Lincoln's First Army Commander General Winfield Scott Addressing the President and his Cabinet . Framed. Measures 25"x18"

(50) 1968-S Lincolns   First National Bank of Hawaii original wrapped roll   RED BU

A Kalo Shop Silver Four-Piece Tea Service Chicago, IL, First Half 20th Century comprising a teapot, creamer, sugar and serving tray. marked 'Handwrought' and 'Sterling' on underside 86 ozt 3 dwt gross

A group of framed photos of Abraham Lincoln, first depicting a young Lincoln is stamped lower right G.B. Ayres, c 1881 (from History of the Negatives, Original Photos of Abraham Lincoln); print of eng

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865)]. FASSETT, Samuel, photographer. Salted paper print of Abraham Lincoln. [Chicago, IL]: ca 1859. 5 3/8 x 7 in. retouched salted paper print on 8 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. paper mou

Rare advertising ware. Beefeater holding a copy of the first edition of the Illustrated London News, first published in 1842. Royal Doulton backstamp. Weight: 10 oz #royaldoulton #figurine #beefeater

A Set of Four Rococo Revival Silver Candlesticks Retailed by Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, IL, First Half 20th Century weighted. marked 'Sterling' on underside Height 10 3/4 inches.

(2) COIN SILVER CHILDREN'S MUGS both marked Pure Silver Coin; the first, maker Lincoln & Foss, ins

Original 1860 advertisement for Abraham Lincoln's first presidential campaign. Includes an original electoral ticket from November 5th, 1860. Presented in a framed display including an image of Lincol

Engraved Portrait of Lincoln's first Vice-President and Bangor, Maine native Hannibal Hamlin (1809-1891), also Senator and Governor, with a note in his hand dated Oct 21, 1887, presenting it to his la

8 newspapers from the Cincinnati Daily Gazette and Cincinnati Daily News starting April 15th, 1865 and April 17, 19, 21, 22 and May 1st and 2nd. News of Lincoln assassination, Lee surrenders and hunt

Description: Abraham Lincoln's Springfield, IL Home in Memorial Draping with Horse, Albumen CDV Mounted Photo, depicting Abraham Lincoln's home in memorial draping with horse and figures, caption

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln's Home paperweights, group of three glass, paper together with an Abraham Lincoln Springfield, IL example by Degen largest: 4 3/8"w x 3"d x 3/4"h Provenance: Property from the

Lincoln Assassination Newspaper, daily supplement of the Boston Daily Advertiser for Thursday, May 18th, 1865, featuring the news of Lincoln's assassination reaching the UK and Parliament's response

Step back in time with this remarkable collector's item – an authentic CDV (Carte de Visite) card bearing the genuine signatures of President Abraham Lincoln and First Lady Mary Lincoln. Dated from

The Life and Time of Abraham Lincoln. RARE, first edition. Author: L.P. Brockett. Publisher: Philadelphia: Bradley and Co. Date: 1865

Original copy of the April 15, 1865 edition of The (New York) World newspaper, reporting the news that President Lincoln had been assassinated the night before. A sequence of bold headlines read: As

3 5/8" Hardin. Knox Co, IL. Broad, first stage example. Very thin. Gray and brown chert, possibly Woodford. Ex-Dean Mesnard. Found by Tom Pickton in 1981. Rogers COA

Newspaper Grouping of 7 authentic and original issues of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, each 4pp., disbound, scattered foxing and occassional tear. Each issue carries Lincoln assassination news. I

"The Home of Abraham Lincoln," engraved by John McCrae after Paul Dixon and W. Waud, published by McCrae, New York, 1866; engraving, with very light hand coloring in the foreground, about 12 1/2 X 15

Heading: (Presidents & First Ladies, 1861) Author: Lincoln, Mary Todd Title: Autograph letter signed by Mary Todd Lincoln Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1864 Description: