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

Autograph note signed ("A. Lincoln"), calling on Hanson Risley, 17 October 1864.

Autograph note signed ("A. Lincoln") to B.B. French, 9 November 1864.

Mary Todd Lincoln's Copy of Golden Leaves from the American Poets.

Mary Todd Lincoln Invites Hannibal Hamlin to the White House, 13 February 1865.

First Printing of Lincoln's Celebrated Second Inaugural Address, 1865.

An invitation and menu to the National Inauguration Ball, Washington, D.C., 6 March 1865.

Advance ticket for the April 14, 1865 Performance of Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre.

Orchestra ticket stub for Our American Cousin, 14 April 1865.

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. An ebonized wooden chair purportedly used at Ford's Theatre during the performance of Our American Cousin, 14 April 1865.

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. A piece of President Abraham Lincoln's coat worn on the night of his assassination at Ford's Theatre, 14 April 1865.

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. A cuff button worn by President Abraham Lincoln on the night of his assassination at Ford's Theatre, 14 April 1865.

Mose Sandford Autograph Letter signed on the transportation of Lincoln's body to the White House, 17 April 1865.

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. A handkerchief carried by President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre on the night of his assassination, 14 April 1865.

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. A pair of stained leather gloves carried by President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre on the night of his assassination, 14 April 1865.

"The National Calamity" State Journal Extra, April 15, 1865

[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. DAGGETT, Albert J. Autograph letter, signed ("Dag") to Miss Julie Trumen. Washington, D.C., 10 AM, 15 April 1865.

U.S. War Dept. General Orders, No. 69, 17 April 1865.

Order of the Procession, 19 April 1865.

Printed Admission Ticket for Lincoln's Funeral

Autograph manuscript, signed ("J. Wilkes Booth"), 18 February 1860. [Inscribed in a Forget-Me-Not Album].

$30,000 Reward. Description of John Wilkes Booth! ca. 16 April 1865.

$100,000 Reward! The murderer of our late beloved President, Abraham Lincoln, is still at large. 20 April 1865.

Autograph letter signed ("E.D. Townsend"), and signed invitation for Embalmer Charles D. Brown, 20 April 1865.

Photograph of "Nashville" locomotive engine that conveyed Lincoln's body, ca. 1865.

Pink marble fragment from the table top that purportedly supported Lincoln's coffin on his funeral train, ca. 21 April 1865.