Freeman's | Hindman: Lincoln’s Legacy: Historic Americana from the Life of Abraham Lincoln, 6441, Chicago

Abraham Lincoln, the Hoosier Youth

Lincoln's Autograph Sum Book Leaf, signed twice, Pigeon Creek, Spencer County, Indiana, ca. 1824

Autograph receipt signed ("X") by Lincoln's stepmother to John Hall, 18 June 1857.

Autograph Document by Lincoln, then Captain in the Illinois State Militia, 30 April 1832.

Partially printed document, signed ("C.R. Matheny"). Lincoln's property is seized. 7 May 1834.

Lincoln's "National Debt", One of his Earliest Extant Documents, 19 October 1833.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") as Postmaster, to Blair and Rives, 3 November 1835.

The Adams Handbill, The Only Known Surviving Copy Of Lincoln's First Printed Work, 5 August 1837.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to John Bennett. Springfield, Illinois, 5 August 1837.

"Stuart & Lincoln, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law" Advertisement, Sangamo Journal, 4 November 1837.

Lincoln's wallet-style leather bill-book,

Autograph copy of a legal document entirely in the hand of Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, 9 July 1838.

First Imprint to Mention Abraham Lincoln as Author, 1839.

"Stuart & Lincoln" signed document, Springfield, 30 March 1839.

Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas Signed Document, 17 August 1839.

Speech of Mr. Lincoln, at a Political Discussion, in the Hall of the House of Representatives, December, 1839.

Reports from the Joint Select Committee to Enquire into the Condition of the State Bank of Illinois... January 21, 1840.

Autograph letter, signed ("A. Lincoln"), to John Bennett. Springfield, Illinois, 7 March 1843.

Book from the Lincoln-Herndon Law Office, Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois...

Book from the Herndon Law Office. The Revised Code of Laws, of Illinois.

The "Bass-Ackwards" Manuscript, Lincoln's Frontier Ribaldry

Lincoln Provides Legal Services to His Close Friend and Best Man, 3 October 1845.

Proceedings of the Harbor and River Convention, Held at Chicago, July Fifth, 1847...

Speech of Mr. Lincoln, of Illinois, on the Reference of the President's Message, in the House of Representatives... January 14, 1848.

Thirtieth Congress--- Mr. Lincoln, from the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, reported the following bill... 9 March 1848.