Lincoln Assassination Letter (Booth’s Body?)

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

Treasury Department Enforces Congressional Provisions Just After Lincoln Assassination This circular letter from Secretary of the Treasury Hugh McCulloch, issued just weeks after the assassination of

1889 Civil War Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination LaFayette Baker A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General L

1889 United States Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination Civil War A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General La

1867 United States Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination Civil War A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General La

1889 United States Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination Civil War A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General La

1889 United States Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination Civil War A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General La

1867 United States Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination Civil War A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General La

1890 USA Secret Service Wilkes Booth Lincoln Assassination Civil War A beautiful, decorative first edition of the history of “The United States Secret Service.” This book, by General La Fayette Ba

In one binder, the letters span from Jan. 1862 through Sept. 1865, all with written content narratives or comments, one letter including Lincoln assassination... "The sad news that reached our city on

1865 1ed Lincoln Assassination Trial Conspiracy Wilkes Booth Civil War Bingham John A Bingham was an American politician who is best remembered for his role in the trial of the Abraham Lincoln assassi

Lincoln Assassination 1866 Request for Files [LINCOLN, ABRAHAM].  Autograph Letter Signed, "Edwd C. Carrington", on U.S. District Attorney letterhead, 1 p., Washington, December 10, 1866, 5" x 8"

April 16th 1865 New York Herald with Death of The President,John Wilkes Booth The Assassin. April 17th 1865 New York Herald, April 28th 1865 with Booth's End " The Shooting of the Assassin of the Pres

EARLY REPORT OF LINCOLN ASSASSINATION Most desirable very early account of John Wilkes Booth's shooting of Abraham Lincoln, as reported in the New York Tribune, 8pp., New York, Apr. 15, 1865, uncut. T

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

Lincoln Assassination Wallpaper Fragment from Ford's Theatre [Abraham Lincoln] Wallpaper fragment from the President's Box at Ford's Theatre where Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth on April 14, 18

Cabinet card composite photograph of figures associated with the capture of John Wilkes Booth following the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Featured prominently is Luther B. Baker, the det

JFK's Famous Secretary Evelyn Lincoln Eye Witness Account of His Assassination Single page typed letter signed, 8.5" x 11", on Evelyn Lincoln's personal stationery. Dated "November 21, 1994", and sign

1866 1ed Congress Report on CIVIL WAR Reconstruction America Letters Abe Lincoln The 39th United States Congress was an important congressional body that met following the end of the Civil War to 1867

William Henry Mauldin (American, 1921-2003). Print of Mauldin's cartoon for the Chicago Sun-Times, Lincoln grieving following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Signed and dated 1963 in t

Abraham Lincoln Related July 7, 1865-Dated Great Letter Written on the Very Day the Lincoln Conspirators were Hung, Regarding the Execution of the Conspirators to the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Thomas H. Nelson. An American envoy's letter explaining the reaction to the assassination in Chile. Autograph Letter Signed to "my dear Jones." 3 pages, 10½ x 8¼ inches, o

Three pieces of paper ephemera relating to American actor Edwin Booth, older brother of John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Abraham Lincoln; first is a handwritten Shakespeare quote in the hand of Edwi

Benjamin Lincoln letter signed ("B. Lincoln") to Governor John Hancock. Two pages on one leaf, 7.25" x 9", Philadelphia; April 10, 1782. Th