Early American: History Auction, 112225, Rancho Santa Fe

Rare Set of Three Civil War Era Carte de Visite Photographs showing a Little Girl wearing glasses, and dressed as a Patriot as LADY LIBERTY with her TOY DRUM, by Rasmussen Art Studio, Rock Island, Il., Very Fine.

c. 1850-1860, Pen and Ink Silhouette of a Young Woman with a resemblance to Belle Boyd, the famous female Confederate Spy from Virginia, Period Framed, Very Fine

1881 ARMY-NAVY CLUB OF CONNECTICUT - Silk Ribbon

July 20, 1905-Dated, (GAR) Yellow Silk Ribbon printed with: 27th Annual Reunion the Soldiers & Sailors Association of Cleveland O. at the White City on the Lake July 20, 1905 Admit One, Very Fine.

c. 1860 Civil War Era, ABRAHAM LINCOLN Presidential Campaign, Rare Illustrated Printed Satyrical Cartoon Attacks Abraham Lincoln's Presidential Aspirations, Honest old Abe on the Stump. Springfield 1858

1860s Civil War Period, Carte de Visite Photograph, of a Bearded President Abraham Lincoln, Very Fine.

c. 1862 President Lincoln and his First Term Cabinet, Civil War Carte de Visite, by E & H.T. Anthony, New York, Very Fine.

1864 President Abraham Lincoln Carte de Visite Photo O-95 by Wenderoth + Taylor

Civil War Union Major General David Hunter, Carte-de-Visite Published by E. & H.T. Anthony from a Negative by Brady, NY, Headed the Abraham Lincoln Assassination Trials, Choice Very Fine.

1860 Jugate Portrait Beardless Abraham Lincoln / Hannibal Hamlin Presidential Campaign Letter Sheet with Matching Envelope, used in 1870 by the noted Writer and Diplomat Edmund Flagg (1815-1890), Very Fine.

1860 Presidential Campaign, The Fence That Uncle Abe Built., Abraham Lincoln Portrait Vignette Postal Cover (Walcott 189) with Beardless Lincoln portrait vignette, 3c rose Washington Stamp tied Dec 4th Norfolk, Va. circular date stamp, Fine+.

1862 Civil War Period, Colorful, Buly for Lincoln, Hand-Written Political Sentiment on a Abraham Lincoln Stamped Patriotic Postal Cover (Walcott 203) by an Identified Union Soldier, Very Fine

September 9, 1864-Dated Civil War Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Imprint, headed: The Presidential Election, Appeal of the National Union Committee to the People of the United States, urging the reelecting President Abraham Lincoln, Choice EF.

June 1, 1865-Dated Lincoln Assassination Mourning Period, PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF PROVIDENCE ON THE DEATH OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN..., by William Binney, Printed by Knowles, Anthony + Co., 10 x 6 inches, 56 pages Complete, Providence, RI, Fine

ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THE SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT, Original Calligraphic Artwork Portrait created in Pen and Brown Ink, his Portrait measuring 9.75 x 11.5 inches within its original brown pen and ink decorative border measuring full to 17" x 14", captioned

Group of Three Abraham Lincoln Related Engraved Printed Illustrations such as; The Lincoln and Douglas Meeting, etc

ABRAHAM LINCOLN Original PROOF ENGRAVING By the AMERICAN BANK NOTE Co. Engraver CHARLES SCHLECHT (1843-1932), Very Fine.

c. 1860 Civil War Era, Colorful Glass Lantern Slide, No. 10, titled, (Abraham) Lincoln on Flat Boat, by Moore, Hubbell + Company, Masonic Temple, Chicago, Very Fine

c. 1860 Civil War Era, Presidential Campaign Colorful Glass Lantern Slide, No. 12, titled, Debate with Douglas, with image of a Breadless Abraham Lincoln, Choice Extremely Fine

c. 1864 Civil War Era, Abraham Lincoln Political Glass Lantern Slide, No. 16, titled, "Taking Oath of Office" (as President), Choice Extremely Fine.

c. 1865 Abraham Lincoln Mourning Stereoview with the Mathew Brady Bearded President Lincoln (no Brady imprint but it is the famous Mathew Brady Photo used for the U.S. Five Dollar Bill on each side at center, Choice Extremely Fine or better.

c. 1865 Civil War Era, Abraham Lincoln Mourning Period, Stereoview published by E. & H.T. Anthony + Co., Labeled, Lincoln Memorial. Dissected Leaves., Choice Very Fine.

President Abraham Lincoln Mourning Stereoview Card Photograph, by I. L. Rogers, titled, PHANTOM LEAVES, Extremely Fine.

1865 Abraham Lincoln Assassination Memorial Stereocard titled, SKELETON LEAVES

Abraham Lincoln Mourning Stereoview published by John P. Soule, Boston, Mass., 1874 titled "Skeleton Leaves", Very Fine.