1866 ca.

Unknown

Photograph

Title: [Abraham Lincoln]

Oval photograph of engraved portrait of Lincoln. With two one-cent tax stamps on verso. (Dating based on use of tax stamps.)

GLC02912.02.01

1860 June, 1894

Ayres, George B.

Photograph

Title: [Abraham Lincoln]

With blind impressed stamp at lower right "G.B. Ayres, Copyright 1894." The shirt has been retouched.

GLC04697

1861

Unknown

Photograph

Title: [Abraham Lincoln]

Carte de Visiten No imprint. Variant of Ostendorf O-55.

GLC06940

[n.d.]

C.D. Fredricks & Co.

Photograph

Title: Lincoln, Abraham.

With gold border; Fredricks imprint on verso. Vignette bust portrait. White mount

GLC06391.40

10 August 1950

Meserve, Frederick H. (1865-1962)

Pamphlet signed

Title: Abraham Lincoln

Publishing dummy titled "Abraham Lincoln" (made for Meserve's daughter and editor Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, 1950) with 12 photographs inserted by their corners into the leaves. Signed by Meserve. Sub-text on front of wrapper reads "Photographs from the original negatives made in Washingtonby Mathew B. Brady. The negatives are in the Collection of Americana of Frederick Hill Meserve, Litt. D. New York. This booklet was made for Dorothy Meserve Junhardt, my daughter and editor. [signed] August. 10. 1950."

GLC08548.02

1859 October 4

Fassett, Samuel M. (fl. 1859)

Photograph

Title: [Abraham Lincoln]

Oval albumen print portrait of Lincoln. Ostendorf O-16, which provides dating. Taken while visiting Chicago.

GLC05133.01

1861-1865 ca.

Unknown

Photograph

Title: Abraham Lincoln

Full length seated view, holding glasses in right hand and paper in left hand.

GLC05135.093

1861-1865 ca.

S.M Fasset's New Gallery

Photograph

Title: Abraham Lincoln

Photograph of an engraving. Seated, half-length view.

GLC05135.094

14 April 1865

Unknown

Newspaper clipping

Title: Abraham Lincoln [Poem]

Clipping of the poem "Abraham Lincoln."

GLC05603.03.01

14 January 1865

Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865)

Autograph endorsement signed

Title: [Abraham Lincoln endorsement]

Lincoln endorsement written on the fourth page of an autograph letter signed of P. Golden from Bangor, Maine to John H. Rice of Washington dated 29 December 1864. Golden asks that a cousin John Murphy, a prisoner of war, be discharged. Golden explains that Murphy was forced into Confederate service and tried to escape but did not succeed. He had to rejoin under another name in the 42nd Battalion of Virginia Cavalry, where he was taken prisoner. He is being held at Point Lookout in Maryland. Calls Murphy a "true Union man" and refers Rice to Vice President Hannibal Hamlin for further...

GLC01772