W. W. Griest Collection of Lincolniana

MS 22

Biographical Note

Scope and Content

Provenance

Classification

M Meserve numbering. Meserve numbering with Truesdell additions has been used, adding points as needed.* [Frederick Hill Meserve]

N Pictures of family.

O Friends and contemporaries.

P Paintings from life.

R Imaginary portraits.

S Statues, memorials, life mask, etc.

V View of homes, buildings, etc. associates with Lincoln.

VB Birthplace, Kentucky.

VI Early home in Illinois.

VS Springfield.

VW Washington.

W Writings, [fascims], quotations.

Y Miscellany.

Z Unframed Miscellany.

*for pictures after 77 the points have been used arbitrarily according to this collection.

Inventory of Collection

Box 1
Classification

Photo and Brief Biography.

Collection description.

Photographs, Prints, Reproductions

M Lincoln memorial university, Harrogate, Tenn. This is Abraham Lincoln. Chicago, Historic prints & poster stamps, 1941. 19 p. ports. 25.5 cm. Portraits of Lincoln, chosen by Frederick Meserve from his collection, with accompanying biography. The pictures were published as poster stamps, to be pasted in booklet.

M1.2 L1 Johnson, Thomas. Wood engraving. 7.4 x 5.4.

M3.3L5 Schneider, P. von. 1858 Jul 11, Chicago. Daguerrtype. Reproduction. 5.3x4.

M4L26 Unknown. ca. 1860. Ferrotype. Reproduction.

M6.22L2 Hesler, Alexander. 1857 Feb 28, Chicago. Photograph. Reproduction from Miller 6 6x4.5.

M6.24L2 Hesler, Alexander. 1857 Feb 28, Chicago. Photograph. Reproduction, oval 2.2 xl.7: 10x17. In gold circle, with laurel leaves at base. Ins. Lincoln's ambition, from an address, 1832 Mar 9. 8 lines of quotation, facsimile signature. ca. 1908 by M.T. Sheaham, Boston.

M8.32L11 Fassett, S.M. 1859(?) Oc 4, Chicago. Photograph. Reproduction from Miller 8x5.5.

M8.34L11 Merrill, H.C. Full bust. Half-tone plate engraved by H.C. Merrill. 8x5.5.

M8.34L47 Brady, Mathew. Photograph. Taken at the time of his second nomination for the Presidency in 1864. Original negative by Mathew Brady. From collection of American of Frederick H. Meserve.

M9.8 Unknown. D. War envelope. Woodcut, head and shoulders, 14x.10. Crossed flags above head are falling on either side, with eagle perched on same, printed in red on buff paper. Ins. under portrait: Honest Abe. E. Same war envelope printed in blue on white paper. Ins.: 7 lines of poetry printed below portrait.

M9.14 Unknown. Mixed engraving on war envelope. Bust in oval, .12x.07. At left of similiar oval of Hamlin, against background of flags, with eagle perched on same in center. Inscription on ribbon at base: Lincoln & Hamlin

M9.15 Unknown. A. Woodcut, bust, reversed, 2.4x1.15. War envelope, vignette, printed in red ink on blue paper. Ins. under: "Old Abe," at left: S.H. Zahm & Co., publishers, Lancaster, PA.

M9.16 Wetzler. War envelope. Litho, beard added, 1.6x1. Vignette, at left of a similiar portrait of Scott. Ins.: President Lincoln - Lieut. Gen. Scott, following line of busts, and under same: Administrators of the nation to blast secession and to punish traitors Chas. Magnus, 12 Franfort St., N.Y. On shield at left is signature: Wetzler.

M9.17 Wetzler. B. War envelope. Litho, three quarter bust, vignette, 1.10x1.4. At upper left, with national shield underneath. Legend over and following line of shield: Secession, non est. Ins. under shield: F.K. Kummel, 59 Nassau St., N.Y. On arm at left is signature: Wetzler. tinted with water colors. C. Same, without imprint. D. Same, printed in purple ink, with inscription at bottom of shield: Chas. Magnus, 12 Frankfort St., N.Y.

M13L8 Davidson, H. Ambrotype. Half-tone plate engraving by H.Davidson. 6.8x4.5.

M14.10L13 Davidson, H. Engraving by H. Davidson from the Century(?). 5.8x4

M14.12L13 Sheahan, M.T. Photogravure, head and shoulders in oval on top of post card, crosses on either side, 5.3x1.1. Ins.: 7 lines beginning: "I feel that I cannot succeed." Abraham Lincoln. Lower left: c. 1908 M.T. Sheahan, Boston.

M19.72L18 Brady, Matthew, 1860 Feb 27, New York. War envelope, col. woodcut. Three quarter bust, reversed. Vignette against oval background, with flags, bayonets, drum at left, connon at right. Ins.: "Whatever our Politics the Constitution must be sustained."

M19.79L18 Hanck. Enlarged photograph 12.4x18.7.

M19.8a Currier. Photopgraph of M19.8 reduced in size 8.7x7.3. Photograph was taken by the Sunday News, Lancaster for a feature story in 1946?

M20.18L17 Merrill, H.C. Half-tone plate, engraved 7.9x5.5.

M20.21L17 Unknown. Crude woodcut, colored, on left of war envelope, 1.4x1.2. Head and shoulders, beard added. In oval frame, spread eagle at top, flags on either side, weapons below. Ins. Below picture: Lincoln.

M21L20 Unknown. Reproduction of photograph, framed in walnut rails, split by Lincoln 5.7x4.2.

M22.1L21 Cole, Timothy. Wood-engraving. Reversed 7.5x5.5.

M25.7L23 Merrill, H.C. Half-tone plate engraved 8.5x4.5. Ins. c. 1894 by George B. Ayres.

M26.20 Unknown. War envelope. Head and shoulders bust. Vignette against oval background, with flags on either side and eagle at top center. Ins.: "Lincoln."

M26.24L22 Unknown. Reproduction 4x3.5. From Miller Portrait life of Lincoln. In the same frame as M29.6L35.

M26.9L23 Johnson, Thomas. Engraving, full bust, 8.5x6. Ins.: Copyright by George B. Ayres, 1881. Signature left hand corner. The photograph was made by Hesler in Chicage, about 1860. verso M25.4aL23.

M27L25 Sheehan, M.T. Photogravure on post card, in oval on center top, laurel leaves below, 1.5x1. Ins.: Lincoln's ambition, From an address, 1832 Mar 9 [8 lines] A. Lincoln [facsim].

M29.5L35 Davidson, H. Half-tone plate, engraved 6.3x5. From the Century.

M29.6L35 Unknown. Reproduction 4x3.5. Taken from Miller Portrait life of Lincoln. In the same frame as M26.24L22.

M31.2L31 Unknown. Reproduction 3.5x4. From Miller Portrait life of Lincoln.

M34(?) Geza, Gellert. Engraved in pure mezzotint and printed in L37(?) color at one printing without retouching by Gellert Geza. Edition limited to 250, plate destroyed, this cpy no. 14. 9.6x7.7. Ins. at the right, in pencil: Printed in colors at one printing Frederick Reynolds.

M34.1L37 American bank note co. Line, circle, with wreath of oak leaves at base. At left upper corner of ticket of the World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, 1893, 1.6x12.6 Ins. lower center: American Bank Note Co., New York.

M34.23L37 Johnson, Thomas. Wood engraving. 101

M34.5L37 Bureau of engraving and printing. Line, full bust printed at left of war envelope. 2.1x1.11. In oval with ornamental border, U.S. shield at either side and ribbon at bottom, with thirteen stars. No inscription.

M34.80L37 Unknown. A. Litho, three-quarter bust, reversed. Vignette printed at upper left of war envelope, 1.3x.14. Ins.: Ab'm Lincoln. B. Printed in an oval in an ornamental border, with inscription: Abraham Lincoln.

M34.83L37 Unknown. Mezzotint, head and shoulders, reversed. Oval on carte de visite card.

M34.84L37 Unknown. Wood-cut on war envelope. Head and shoulders, beard added, 2x1.5 in oval frame to the left, McClellan to the right, figures of soldiers and sailors, with weapons. Ins. center on ribbon: Review of the Army Chas. Magnus, N.Y. Set of 7, each representing a different branch of the Service. cf. M20.19.

M34.85L37 Unknown. Woodcut, head and shoulders in oval, lower left of war envelope; .15x1.1. Five pointed star, with flags in center; ins. in center of star: Glory to our army & navy name of battle and commander printed in each point. Portrait of McClellan in lower left. Ins. center top: Souvenir of Victory; lower left: Pub. by Chas. Magnus, New York.

M34.86L37 Unknown. War envelope. Wood cut - head and shoulders. Vignette, hair tossed. Printed in blue. No inscription. Envelope flap, verso: Published by John P. Charlton & Thomas Aethnop, Phila.

M35L75 Brady, Mathew. Photograph. Taken in 1864 at the request of Secretary Seward of his cabinet. Original negative by Mathew Brady at Washington. From the collection of Mr. L.C. Handy at Washington.

M38.12/L45 Anthony, E. pub. carte de visite photograph 3.8x2.5. Ins: pub. by E. Anthony, 501 Broadway from photographic negative from Brady's national portrait gallery.

M38.8CL45 Unknown. Line and stipple, retangle 7.12x5.8.

Box 2
Photographs, Prints, Reproductions cont.

M39.20L78 Thomas, H.A. Litho on card, rectangle, 2.3x3.6. Family group, Lincoln and Tad at left, Robert standing back of Lincoln's chair. On the right, Mrs. Lincoln, seated, Willie on low stool beside her. No inscription.

M39.22L78 Tietze, R.G. Wood engraving 4/5.13. Lincoln and Tad.

M39.41L78 Walter, A.B. Mezzotint, on card, rectangle 4x2.5. Family group. Lincoln and Tad carried out to full length, Mrs. Lincoln seated at left, Robert in uniform, standing behind them. Portrait of Willie in upper right hand corner. Ins.: President Lincoln and family.

M39.44L78 Unknown. Etching, 9.5x7.5. No inscription. Pencilled on back: Lincoln and son Tad. Label on back: Sold by Brentano.

M39.45L78 Unknown. Engraving, 4.4x3.1. Ins.: "President Lincoln at home."

M39.46L78 A: Brady, Mathew. 1864 Feb 9, Washington. Carte de visite photograph, 3.9x2.3. Ins.: Berger's gallery, 285 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY.

M42L52 Unknown. Photograph presented by Lincoln to Mrs. Lucy G. 133 Speed on 1861 Oct 3 on which he inscribed his autograph. Negative in the collection of Americana in possession of Mr. Frederick H. Meserve of New York. Verso: photograph of engraving on wood by Thomas Johnson, signed "A. Lincoln January 26, 1861 Springfield Ill."

M42.11L52 Perine. Engraving. Ins.: Photograph by Fredericks, Engraved by Perine from Headley's History of the Rebellion.

M42.29L52 Unknown. Photograph. 4.1x2.5. No inscription.

M42.29L75 Unknown. Photograph of Lincoln.

M42.30L52 Unknown. Mixed; head of Lincoln, body of Clay. Head and shoulders, reversed, 5x3.1. Ins. center: A. Lincoln [facsim.]; left: Born in Hardin Co., Ky. February 12th, 1809; right: Died in Washington, D.C. April 15th, 1865.

M46.1LH Unknown. Reproduction. Lincoln on the battlefield of Antietam, 7.9x4. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M49.3L60a Davidson, H. Engraving from a drawing by George T. Tabin, from a photograph, 7.7x5.

M51.3L63 Rice, M.P., pub. Reproduction. 16.3x12.3. Ins. on slip on mat: c. 1891 by M.P. Rice ... Washington, D.C. "Abraham Lincoln. From the only original untouched negative ... made in 1864..."

M55.2L64 Unknown. Reproduction, 3.9x2.3. Taken from Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln. In the same frame as M92L85.

M56.5L66 Gardner, Alexander, photographer. Reproduction, 4x3.9. Ins. below picture: Photograph of Lincoln seated with his secretaries, Nicolay and Hay. Taken in Springfield, Ill. in 1861... Meserve date the same picture: Washington, Nov. 8, 1863. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M58.4L68 Unknown. Reproduction, 4.7x3.2. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M59L70 Brady, Mathew. Taken in 1864 when Lincoln was seeking a general for all the armies of the Republic.

M59.33L70 Unknown. Head and shoulders, 9.4x7.2. Ins.: c. 1908 Intelligencer Printing Co.

M59.34L70 Unknown. Protogravure, 3.7x1.8 card 8.7x6. Ins.: Copyright M.C.R. At the top of the engraved invitation issued by the Lincoln farm association to the dedication of the Lincoln memorial hall, Hodgenville, Kentucky, November 9, 1911.

M59.35L70 Unknown. Photograph, head and shoulders. Mounted oval, 5.5x4.7. Ins.: A. Lincoln [facsimile signature].

M59.36L70 Unknown. Photogravure, 9x7. Framed with facsimile of Lincoln's letter to Thurlow Weed, thanking him for his letter of the Second inaugural address, dated 1865 Mar 15.

M59.37L70 Unknown. Print, 3x2.4. Mounted on gray cardboard, surrounded by a heavy black line. Ins. below: I want it said of me by those who know me best that I always plucked a thistle and planted a flower, where I thought a flower would grow. Abraham Lincoln.

M59.39L70 Sheahan, M.T., pub. Reproduction, oval, 3.7x2.1. Ins. at top, enclosed in laurel and palm leaves, 10 lines of quotation, Abraham Lincoln. c. 1909 M.T. Sheahan, Boston.

M59.40L70 Sheahan, M.T. Photogravure in oval at top of post card, flags on either side. 1.5x1.2. Ins.: [7 lines of quotation beginning: "Die when I may..." Abraham Lincoln.] Lower left hand: c. 1908, M.T. Sheahan

M59.41 Kelly, J. Redding. color print of iol painting. Ins. on lower margin: Reproduction of the original by J. Redding Kelly in the possession of A.D. Whiteside. Center lower margin: A. Lincoln [facsimile]. 9x7.5.

M60.4L71 Cole, Timothy. Woodcut, full bust, retangle, 6.8x4.14. Ins. center: Abraham Lincoln; left: Wyatt Eaton, 1877; right: T. Cole, Sc. Made for The Century Magazine, 1877. Used in Abraham Lincoln; a history, by Nicolay and Hay. New York, 1890.

M61.3 Unknown. Stamped envelope. Head and shoulders. Raised relief, white on a dark blue ellipse. Ins. in white: United States postage Five (5) cents in outer ellipse. Below the portrait: 1809 - Lincoln - 1815. Mounted on card with other stamps.

M63.1L51 Gardner, Alexander, photographer. Reproduction, 4.3x1.8. Ins. below picture: Photograph of Lincoln shortly after the signing of the Emancipation proclamation, 1863. Taken from Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M64.2L47[4] Davidson, H. Half-tone plate, engraved, 8.3x5.5. From the Century magazine.

M64.3L47 Brady, Mathew. 1861 May, Washington. Carte de visite photograph, 3.8x2.5. Ins.: Published by F. Anthony, 501 Broadway, NY from photographic negative from Brady's national portrait gallery. [Sold by] McAllister & brother, 728 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.

M66.9L49 Brady, Mathew. 1861 May, Washington. Reproduction, 4.8x3.5. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M68.5CL42 Unknown. Mourning badges. Silk badge, .10x.06. Woodcut, vignettee. Head and shoulders in heavy black square. Ins.: The nation mourns Our chief has fallen April 15, 1865

M68.6L42 War envelopes. Unknown. Col. woodcut, .13 diameter. Head and shoulders in ornamental circle one of a series of similiar circles at upper left center of war envelope, portrait of Gen. Scott ar right, with shield between. The other portraits are of members of the Cabinet arranged round members of the Cabinet arranged round the envelope in an ellipse. Names of subjects given at the top or bottom of circles. That of Lincoln is at the top within the ornamental border. No ins.

M68.9L42 Brady, Mathew. Reproduction. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M69.3L43 Unknown. B; Colored woodcut, 2.8x2.8. Square at left of war envelope, printed in blue showing stars and moon in white, and flaming thru the sky, from the upper right to lower left, a comet with the head of Lincoln, red stripes from back of head to tail of comet. Ins. under square: Star of the North or the Comet of 1861; c. 1861 by Samuel C. Upham, Philadelphia;

M73.18 Sheahan, M.T. A: Photogravure on post card, 1.9x1.9. Head and shoulders in circle at tope. Three cards with different decorations and quotations but similiar portrait; B: Same except for size, 1.5x1.5;

M74L54 Century company. Reproduction in sepia, 3.5x2.2. At top, right, sketch of early home - quotation from letter to Horace Greeley, 1862 Aug 22 - at bottom White House. Ins.: Lincoln during his presidency from a photography by Brady. c. 1908 Century Co.

M75.5L53 Sartain, John. Mezzotint, rectangle, 21.8x15.4. Full length, seated, right hand with quill resting on table, on which are a bust of Jackson, lamp, books, newspapers, etc; head of Lincoln. Ins. center: Published by B.R. Landon, Agt. 88 Lake St. Chicago, Ill. Abraham Lincoln president of the United States. Left: The head after a photograph from life, the picture by Boyle. Right: eng. by John Sartain. Composite: head of Lincoln, body of some Democrat, probably Van Buren. L.A. Warren 2-18-46.

M76.5L57 Eaton, E.B., pub. Photogravure, rectangle, 13x10. Follows photograph, except the curtain to the left is omitted. Ins. left: copyright 1908, by E.B. Eaton.

M77.17L59 Unknown. Mezzotint. Rectangle, full bust to waist, on carte de visite card. Ins.: A. Lincoln.

M77.29GL59 Unknown. Mourning badge on paper. Ins. top: We mourn; bottom: Our country's loss.

M77.35L59 Brady, Mathew, probably 1863. Reproduction, 4.8x3.7. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M77.36L59 Brady, Mathew. Carte de visite photograph, 2.5x2.

M77.37L59 War envelopes. Unknown. Woodcut in oval, surrounded by elaborate allegorical design, flanked by flags, eagle heads at base, above spray of laurel and palm leaves. Printed in black. No inscription. Ins. on envelope flap: Harbach & Brother, Phila. 1x.107.

M77.38L37 Unknown. colored woodcut on war envelope. Head only, on a medal hung upon the shield of red, white and blue. No inscription. 12x1.

M79L83 Mourning badge. Ferrotype, in thin brass frame, 1.1x.7. Fastened to a black crepe rosette, to which black ribbon streamers are attached. Two woven silk flags are fastened back of the picture. cf. Lincoln lore no. 600.

M79(?)L83 Lehmaier, Louis A. Lithograph(?), 7x4.5. Head and shoulders - retangle, surrounded by yellow border with laurel wreaths in the upper corners andconventionalized eagles in lower corners. Ins.: Abraham Lincoln - Left c. 1909 by Louis A. Lehmaier.

Box 3
Photographs, Prints, Reproductions cont.

M84L74 Sheahan, M.T. Reproduction - circular, encircled by red and gold, 2.7x2.7. Ins.: A sensible way to live by a man who know [12 lines of quotation] Abraham Lincoln. c. 1908 by M.T. Sheahan, Boston.

M84.1 Century company, New York. Head and shoulders, printed in sepia, on left center. Upper right, small sketch with ins. "Reading law." Right center: isn. "If I ever get a chance to hit that thing..." Lower right, small sketch with ins. "Lincoln in the slave market." Ins. lower left: c. 1908 by the Century co. Portrait, 3.5x2.3.

M85.2L75 Unknown. Photograph on oval medallion, mounted on velvet background, with photograph of Fremont, 6.6x4.6.

M85.6 Sheahan, M.T. A: Photogravure on post card, head and shoulders in oval, at top of card, 1.7x1.3. Ins.: "I am not bound to win" [10 lines] Abraham Lincoln; on reverse: Sheahan ...Boston, Mass.

M87L76 Brady, Mathew. Photograph taken in 1864 at about the time of the Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse.

M87.1L76 Buttra, J.C. Engraving by J.c. Buttra, NY. Full bust, oval, 7.7x4.5. Ins.: Facsimili autograph; Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States Assassinated April 14th, 1865. Probably issued shortly after Lincoln's death.

M87.2 Unknown. Decalcomania process (oil painting effect). Head and shoulders - rectangle. Ins. in circle at the right: Illinois Watch Company/The/Lincoln watch/Springfield; on back of frame: Made by The Meyercord Co., Inc./Decalcommania process.

M87.3L76 Brady, Mathew. Carte de visite photograph, 2.5x2. Framed with M77.36?

M87.4L76 [Green, C.A.] Calligraphic portrait, 9x12.3. Emancipation proclamation portrait in oval surrounded by scroll. Ins. top: Proclamation of emancipation; below picture: Abraham Lincoln. cf. Linclon lore, no. 626.

M87.6L76 Sartain, John. Engraved. Head and shoulders, 11.6x8.8. Ins. left: After photo from life; center: ...c. 1866... by Bradley...; right: Engraved by John Sartain.

M87.8L76 Alden, A.E. Photograph in raised oval on the left side of a carte de visite card - photograph of Washington on the right - top coenter, eagle and flags, shield below, all embossed on card, .07x.06. Ins. lower edge: alden [Patent applied for] Artist; back: Photographs by A.E. Alden, Providence, R.I.

M87.10 Mourning badges. Ferrotype, circular, head and shoulders reversed in narrow brass frame, .7x.7. Mounted on rosette of crepe with black ribbon streamer. Ins. at top: A. Lincoln. cf. Lincoln lore, no. 600.

M92L85 Unknown. Reproduction, 3.9x2.3. Taken from Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln. Framed with M55.2L64.

M93L86 Warren, Henry F. 1865 Mar 6, Washington. Photograph, 5.3. Reproduction from Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

M95(?)L88 Brady, Mathew. Lincoln and his son Tad in 1864.

NM1 Lincoln, Mary Todd. Reproduction, 7.2x4.7. Photograph, seated, dressed for the Inaugural ball.

NM2 Lincoln, Mary Todd. Photograph, carte de visite, 4x2.5. Mrs. Lincoln is seated, dressed in a striped evening gown. Ins. on back mms. mote: "Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, 64 or 65."

NM3 Lincoln, Mary Todd. Photograph, carte de visite, 4x2.5. Mrs. Lincoln is standing, dressed in a black gown. Ins. on back mms. note "Mrs. A. Lincoln 64 or 5."

NWi Lincoln, William Wallace, 1850-1862. Reproduction from photograph. Lincoln, Thomas (Tad), 1853- Reproduction from photograph. Both in one frame, 9.7x3.7.

OB Buckingham, William Alferd, 1804-1875. Original photograph (carte de visite). Three quarter length figure, wearing an overcoat, and carrying a high gat, 3.1x1.9. War governor of Connecticut.

OD Douglas, Stephen Arnold, 1813-1861. Reproduction from photograph. Three quarter length, taken during the Lincoln-Douglas debates in 1858. From Miller: Portrait life of Lincoln.

OL Logan, John Alexander, 1826-1886. Original photograph (carte de visite). Mrs. Logan is seated, Gen. Logan in uniform stands by her side, 3.1x1.9.

OM Meade, George Gordon, 1815-1872. Original photograph (carte de visite). Three quarters length figure, in uniform, 3.1 x 1.9

PB Brown, Henry J. Colored print of a miniature, painted on ivory, 5.6x4.5.

PH1 Healy, George Peter Alexander, 1813-1894. Portrait (White House Portrait). Half-tone plate engraved by H. Davidson, 7x5.5. From the Century magazine.

PM Marshall, William Edgar, 1837- . Portrait painted in 1866. Engraving, Oval, 4.5x3.5. Cf. Linclon lore #591.

PV1 Volk, Douglas. Portrait, known as the Clarke portrait. Lithograph, 9.8x6.8. Ins.: c. 1908 by Douglas Volk and the Detroit Publishing Co.

RA Arthur, J.A. B: Photogravure, rectangle on carte de visite card 4x2.5. Head and shoulders, with arms around Washington, who is placing laurel wreath upon Lincoln's brow. Ins. center: c. 1865, by J. A. Arthur ... Washington and Lincoln (Apotheosis)

Box 4
Photographs, Prints, Reproductions cont.

RC2 Campbell, Blendon. Photogravure, 11x7.7. Lincoln, with beard and top hat seated, with his feet upon the rail of the stove, lost in thought. In the background store shelves and dim figures of two old men, a dog lies beside Lincoln's chair. Ins. left: Blenden Campbell, c. by [name undeciphered].

RD Dinsmore, John Ward. Pen and ink, 9.3x5.9. Standing figure, profile, similiar to M62. Lincoln is making a speech, his hat is on the table back of him, the left hand holds notes and the right is extended. Ins. center: Abraham Lincoln; left: John Ward Dinsmore, 1907; right: c. 1907 Osborne co. NY.

RS Schoonover, F.E. "The man was leaving his front door." Photogravure, 4.5x3.1. Standing, facing left, with high had and shawl, on the steps of the White House. Illustration for "The toy shop," by Margarita Spalding Gerry. From Harper's Monthly Magazine, Dec 1907.

RU1 Unknown. Reproduction, 4x5. Lincoln speaking, with Douglas slightly back of him, and a crown listening intently. Ins. center: Lincoln debating with Douglas in 1858; left: taken from an old print.

RU3 Unknown. Photograph: carte de visite card, 2.3x3.6. Death bed scene. Lincoln in bed; Mrs. Lincoln kneeling beside him; Stanton standing to right; unidentified man, seated, hat in hand on left. No inscription.

RU4 Unknown. Photogravure, 4.5x3. Half-length figure, left profile, standing by a prisoner's cot. Frontispiece of "The perfect tribute" by mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. Artists, signature is in the lower right corner, but it is undecipherable.

RU5 Unknown. "He seemed to be gazing at something a thousand miles away." Photogravure, 5.6x4.2. Three-quarter length figure, seated, facing right, with spectacles in his hand. Taken from some unidentified magazine.

RV Vailer. crude colored print, 4.2x5.2. Lincoln, full length, with beard and high hat, seated on a pile of rails beside him a small log cabin. Ins: Rough diamonds; 6 lines of quotation from Bruce Barton; sig. lower right corner; lower left corner: Buckbee- Brehm.

RW Wall, Bernhardt. Etching, 3.7x2.7. Seated figure of Lincoln, right profile, wearing spectacles, reading a letter. Oil lamp, inkstand, etc. on table. Ins. lower right corner: Wall, 1940; Copyright 1941, Bernhardt Wall. Autograph in pencil, on mat.

SB1 Borglu, Gutzon. Sculptured head. Photograph, 6.2x4.2. Presented to Congress by Eugene Meyer.

SBa Ball, Thomas. Bronze statue, full length figure, holding in his right hand the Proclamation of Emancipation; his left hand resting on the shoulder of a crouching African-American whose shackles have been broken. Photograph, 7.2x4.8. Known as the Emancipation manument, in Lincoln Square (or Park), Washington, D.C. Unveiled in 1876, and was made possible by the voluntary subscriptions of emancipated African- Americans.

SBac1 Bacon, Henry. The Lincoln memorial, Washington, D.C. Etching, 7x8. Ins.: left 6/100; right: signed: Benson B. Moore.

SBac2 Bacon, Henry. The Lincoln memorial, Washington, D.C. Photograph, 6.6x8.7.

SBr Brenner, Victor David. Head and shoulders in circle. Bronze model of the design for the Lincoln cent. Ins. at top: In God we trust; right center: Liberty; left center: 1910. Mounted on a wooden shield, 10x10.

SF1 French, Daniel Chester. Statue of the seated Lincoln, in the Lincoln memorial, Washington, D.C. Photograph, view from the left, 8.8x6.6.

SM1Le Mills, Clark. Life mask, made in 1865. Drawing, facing right, by Kenyon Cox, 1890. From the Century magazine.

SM2 Mills, Clark. Life Mask, made in 1865. Photograph, facing left.

SR Ream, Vinnie. Statue, full length, facing right, cloak over coat, right hand holds his manuscript. Photograph on card de visite, 3.5x2.3. Ins. bottom: Abraham Lincoln/By Vinnie Ream; on back: Autograph: Vinnie Ream, Feb. 17th, 1871.

SS1 Saint Gaudens, Augustus. Full length statue, with chair back of him, in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Photograph facing right. cf . Lincoln lore #722.

SS2 Saint Gaudens, Augustus. Full length statue, with chair back of him, in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Photograph, facing left. cf. Lincoln lore #722.

SU Unknown. Head, without beard, hair tumbled, facing left, drapery over shoulders. Head embossed on paper, giving a statue effect. Ins. center: Abraham Lincoln. 9.5x7.5.

SU1 Unknown. Colored lithograph. Poster, issued by the U.S. Treasury Dept. during the First World War, 1917-1918. head, right profile, copied from unidentified bust. Head: 13.5x8.6. Ins. at top: Buy Liberty bonds; below: That government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. A. Lincoln [facsim].

SV1 Volk, Leonard W. Life mask, facing right, made in 1860. Engraving, by Thomas Johnson, 1881. From the Century. cf. Lincoln lore #731.

SV3 Volk, Leonard. Head and shoulders, left profile. Engraving, 2.7x2.3cm. 6 cent postage stams, for use of the Executive departments, issued 1873-1879. A: Treasury department-velvet brown; B: Interior department-vermillion.

SZ3 Medal. Bright bronze, 7.6x7.6 cm. Obv. head, facing right; border of dots at edge of medal. On edge of neck: Morgan. Rev. laurel and oak wreath. Ins. within wreath: Inaugurated/President/of the/United States/March 4, 1861/Second term/March 4, 1865/Assassinated/April 14, 1865. Crossed spray of wheat and palm leaf.

SZ3a Medal. Plaster, painted black, 7.2x7.2. Obv. head, facing right, border of dots at edge of medal. Rev. rough plaster. Probably an early model for SZ3.

SZ5 Medal. Light medal - campaign, 1864, 3.2x3.2 cm. Hole in top, to pin on ribbon. Obv. head with beard, shoulders, coat collar and tie. Ins.: Lincoln & Johnson. Union candidates. 1864. Rev. Crude head of Washington upon a star. Ins.: Freedom to all men. Union. cf. Zabriski: Medallic Hisotry of Lincoln. no. 20.

VB1 Birthplace. Rock Spring Farm, Kentucky. Reproduction, 4.5x5.7. Ins.: Dedicated to the United States of America, the only land on earth, where a man can rise from a cabin to the palace within the hearts of a Great People.

VB2 Birthplace. "The log cabin" birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. Rock Spring Farm, Kentucky. Bas relief, 6.2x9.4. Ins. on back: "Ivorex," Osborne (c) made in England.

VB3 Birthplace. Unknown artist's sketch, 7.4.5. At the bottom: sketch of Lincoln splitting logs, with ins. Early life of Lincoln. Ins. Lower left corner AGL.

VI Homes in Illinois. President Lincoln's first home in Illinois. Photograph (carte de visite), 4.5x3. Standing beside the cabin are Mr. John Hanks (hunting coat) and Mr. Dennis F. Hanks. Ins. on face of card: c. 1865 by J.B.Campbell; on back of card: Crater's Union photographic gallery, 55 Clark St. Chicago.

VS1 Springfield. the Globe Tavern, Springfield, where Lincoln lived. Reproduction, 4.5x5.5. From "Abraham Lincoln," c. 1892 D. Appleton & Co.

Box 5
Photographs, Prints, Reproductions cont.

VS3 Springfield. Office book-case, chair and inkstand (in the Lincoln collection of Mr. William H. Lambert, of Philadelphia, PA). Reproduction, 6.7x4.5.

VW1 Washington. Ford's theater. Photographs taken by Alexander Gardner: Ford's theatre, after the assassination, President Lincoln's box...as it appeared the night of the tragedy. The chair in which President Lincoln was sitting when he was shot by Booth. Reproduction, 9.5x6.5.

VW2 Washington. House in which President Lincoln died, 1865 Apr 15. Reproduction from contemporary photograph, 6.5x5.

VW3 Washington. House in which Lincoln died. Sketch of the house as it looks now, by unknown artist; same artist's sketch of Lincoln's nomination. Reproduction, 7x4.5.

WA1 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. check made out to "Colored man with one leg" five dollars A. Lincoln, Washington, 1863 Aug 11. Facsimile, 6.9x2.5.

WA2 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. Lines from his copy-book: "Abraham Lincoln, his hand andpen. He will be good but God knows when." Facsimile, 2x3.5.

WB Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. Letter to Mrs. Bixby, 1864 Nov 21. Facsimile, 9.5x7.2.

WG1 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. Address delivered at the dedication of the cemetery at Gettysburg...1863 Nov 19. Autograph copy - facsimile, 7.9x3.5.

WG2 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. Dedication speech at Gettysburg, 1863 Nov 19. Lettered on scroll, with small portrait (M85) at the top (right) and a tiny sketch of a log cabin at the bottom (left). Autograph - facsimile, 8.3x6.5.

WG3 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. ...Gettysburg address...1863 Nov 19. Printed. At top: small portrait (M85?) (left) Capital (center) crossed flags (right), 9.1x6.5.

Y2 Piece of red plush, framed wit the following inscription: "This is a portion of plush cut from the box in which President Lincoln sat, at Ford's theatre, when assassinated by J. Wilkes Booth...April 14th 1865, the President was conveyed to my father's house in which he died." Signed: F. Peterson, 813 Market Space, Washington, D.C. 9.5x5.

Y3 National Union nominations/State of West Virginia [seal] for President/Abraham Lincoln/of Illinois/for vice president/Andrew Johnson/of Tennessee/Presidential elector/... Intelligence press, Wheeling, 5x3. Original.

Y4 Liquor licence issued to "Abe" Lincoln, 1833 Mar 6. 9.7x11.7. Reproduction; published by the Literary bureau of the National liquor league of America [1908].

Y5 Mourning badges (without photographs). A: White silk within black line, 5.6x2. Ins. black letters: We mourn/the/nation's loss/Abraham/Lincoln/Aril 15, 1865. B: White silk, heavy black line at top and bottom. Ins.: In memory/ of/our/ President/ Lincoln/ today/is first/in the hearts/of his/countrymen.

[n#] White, G. Engraving by O. Petton. "Funeral obsequies of Prest. Lincoln at the Presidential Mansion." 2 copies.

[n#] Unknown. Head and shoulder photograph of Lincoln in oval. Ins. under picture: Copyright 1906 by Francis D. Tandy Company.

[n#] Unknown. War envelopes. 6 envelopes featuring Lincoln with the following generals: Sherman, Burnside, Dix, Buttler, Fremont, and Halleck. Soldiers from different branches of the armed services are featured on each envelope. Ins.: "Review of the Army." Chas. Magnus, 12 Frankfort St., N.Y.

[n#] Unknown. Envelope. Lincoln portrait head and shoulder in oval with thick black oval surrounding picture on left side of envelope. Ins.under picture: "We mourn a father slain."

[n#] Unknown. Envelope. Ins.: "We mourn a father slain." Surrounded in black.

[n#] Unknown. Envelope. Lincoln and Johnson side by side. Ins. on left: "With these true hearts, through victory to Union and Peace.

[n#] Unknown. Head and shoulder view facing right.

[n#] Unknown. Head and shoulder bust facing right. On back: "Photographed by Tarmany & Eberman, North Queen Street, Lancaster, PA.

[n#] Unknown. Pin, round. Head and shoulder bust facing left. No beard.

[n#] Unknown. Miniature of Lincoln. Head and shoulders bust facing right.

[n#] Unknown. Miniature. Head and shoulders bust turned slight to right.

[n#] Unknown. Placque. Raised sculpture of Lincoln's head, facing right. Ins. center top: "Abraham Lincoln."

[n#] Unknown. Placque. Lincoln seated facing left with robe over right arm, right hand clutching a scroll.

[n#] Loraine, PA. Lincoln Ancestral Home. Slide. [Given by Miss Charlotte Miller, Reading, PA.]

[n#] Slide. Lincoln home. Ins.: "Early home of Lincoln." [Given by Miss Charlotte Miller, Reading, PA.]

Box 6
Photographs, Prints, Reproductions cont.

[n#] Emancipation proclamation and drawing of Abraham Lincoln, oval. Under picture: "Abraham Lincoln./[Remarkable Feat of Pen Work in Writing the Immortal Emancipation Proclamation.]"

[n#] Lincoln Memorial. Under photograph: "Memorial to Abraham Lincoln/Erected at Washington at a cost of $3,000,000. Dedicated May 30, 1922. Result of a/joint resolution introduced in 1911 by Congressman W.W. Griest." Lancaster, PA: Press of the new Era Printing Co.

[n#] Smith, Chas. H. Reproduction of painting of Lincoln by Chas. H. Smith. Picture surrounded by oakleaf clusters and under picture is printed "The Oak."

[n#] Lincoln, head and shoulders, facing left.

[n#] Lincoln, head and shoulders, facing right and log cabin. Under picture: "Abraham Lincoln and his birthplace/Born Hodgensville, Ky., February 12, 1809/Died Washington, D.C., April 15, 1865.

[n#] Lincoln, head and shoulders, facing right.Under picture: "Abraham Lincoln."

[n#] Lincoln, head and shoulders, right profile. Photo set in black square. Under photo: "Abraham Lincoln/Born February 12, 1809/'The Man Who Was Not Afraid.'" Under box: "Musicale/'The Greatness of Abraham Lincoln.'"

[n#] Lincoln Dioramic Association. Certificate of Admission. Columbus Ohio.

[n#] Election card. Photo of Lincoln facing left (no beard). Printed: "Lincoln, Johnson and the Union."

[n#] Schweizer, J. Otto. Sculpture of Lincoln facing left with left hand extended and scroll in right hand.

[n#] Reproduction of cartoon. Under picture: "Cartoon of the 'New Woman' of Lincoln's administration." In photo, placard saying: "Vote for the Celebrated Man Tamer." Features one man holding a baby.

[n#] Reproduction of holograph letter by Lincoln. Under picture: "Lincoln's exhortation to the people of the U.S. not to plunge into Civil War." Verso: Reproduction of cartoon featureing women's rights with men taking care of the baby and doing the wash. Under picture: "Beginning of women's rights agitation in Lincoln's administration."

[n#] Lincoln in 1861 - first published in McClure's Early Life of Abraham Lincoln. Head and shoulders, right profile. From a photograph loaned by Mr. Frank A. Brown of Minneapolis, MN, probably taking in early 1861 by Alexander Hesler of Chicago.

[n#] Lincoln in 1858 - first published in McClure's Early Life of Abraham Lincoln. After a faded ambrotype of Mr. Lincoln, now in the Lincoln monument collection at Springfield, IL. Was taken at Beardstown in 1858. Beardless Lincoln facing left.

[n#] Lincoln in 1854 - first published in McClure's Early Life of Abraham Lincoln. Beardless Lincoln facing right and holding the "Press and Tribune" newspaper. From a photograph owned by George Schneider of Chicago, former editor of the "Staats Zeitung," the most influential anti-slavery German newspaper in the west. Lincoln had this photo taken especially for Mr. Schneider.

[n#] Lincoln in 1860 - unpublished. Beardless Lincoln facing right. From a carbon enlargement, made by Sherman and McHugh of New York City, of an ambrotype owned by A. Montgomery of Columbus, OH. Portrait by Butler of Springfield, IL in June 1860.

[n#] Lincoln in 1861 - first published in McClure's Early Life of Abraham Lincoln. Probably earlies portrait of Lincoln with beard. Head and shoulders, facing left.

[n#] Lincoln at 40 years of age - first published in McClure's Early Life of Abraham Lincoln. Beardless Lincoln seated facing right. From a daguerreotype owned by Robert T. Lincoln.

[n#] O'Neill, John A. Portrait of Lincoln, head and shoulders facing right. Above picture: "Ununsual portrait of/Abraham Lincoln/Mint Copy.

[n#] Saint-Gaudens, Augustus. Photograph of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' sculpture of Lincoln featured in the National Geographic Magazine (nd.). Under photo: "'Plenty of Lincoln-shaped Men up Here' brought this studio to New Hampshire."

[n#] Gettysburg Address. Photograph of placque commemorating the Gettysburg Address, 1863 Nov 19.

Miscellaneous Publications, Articles, etc.

"Abraham Lincoln." nd. Includes reproduction of painting by Chappel in possession of Johnson, Wilson & Co. Publishers, New York.

"Abraham Lincoln and the Church." The Lutheran (1933 Feb 9): 3-5.

The Abraham Lincoln portfolio of photogravures. From the famouse McClure Collection. nd. Includes: "Lincoln the President," "The famous Cooper Union portrait of Lincoln," "Lincoln on the Line of Battle," "The Lincoln family," "Abraham Lincoln: a study by the noted portrait artist, C.K.Linson," and "The first portrait ever made of Lincoln."

"Abraham Lincoln's Country." The Mentor (Feb 1928): 51- 53.

Babcock, Bernie. "Abe Lincoln's First Circus." McCall's Magazine (1924 Feb): 7+

Badger, Mrs. A.J.B. "The Early Home of Abraham Lincoln." Woman's Council Table, nd.

Baensch, Emil. "Was Lincoln of German Descent?" American Lutheran Survey (1916 Apr 5).

Billheimer, Stanley. "America's greatest statesman and prophet: Glimpses into Abraham Lincoln's life and character." The Lutheran (1920 Feb 12): 835.

The Blumhaven Digest 2 (August 1957). Includes: "How Newspapers reported assassination of President Lincoln," "Capture of Lincoln's assassins spurred by huge reward," "Lincoln's widow bitterly resented Ann Rutledge Legend," "Was 'Snatched' saloon license the original or a forgery?," and "Lincoln's Life mask, a beardless face, by Leonard Volk."

Carter, Ester May. "She Knew Lincoln." Christian Herald (1930 Aug 16): 14.

Choate, Joseph H. "Lincoln and Grant Today." The Independent (nd.): 335-337.

Cleveland, Grover. "The country lawyer in national affairs." The Youth's Companion (1906 Feb 8): 63-64.

"Collecting Lincoln Pennies." The Lincoln Digest, Bulletin No. 4.

Crain, Carol S. "A President's Poetical Prose." Lutheran Young People (1916 Feb 12): 543-544.

The Dearborn Independent 27 (Feb 12, 1927). Includes numberous articles and reproductions of Lincoln.

Edgerton, James A. "As Surveyor and Soldier." American Press Association, 1909.

---. "Courtships of Lincoln." American Press Association, 1908.

---. "Democracy of Lincoln." American Press Association, 1909.

---. "Lincoln's Education. American Press Association, 1908.

Fletcher Hodges, Jr. "Stephen Foster, Democrat" Lincoln Herald, 1945 Jun.

Gard, Wayne, "Carl Sandburg interprets Lincoln." The Literary Digest International Book Review IV (February 1926): 189-190.

"Gems from Abraham Lincoln." Published by Trent, Filmer & Co. and Derby & Miller, New York. 1865.

Hanes, Frederick M. "The Illinois that chose Lincoln as legislator." The Lutheran (1924 Feb 7): 14-15.

Hastings, M. Louise. "A Visit to Springfield, Illinois." Lutheran Boys and Girls XXIV (1934 Feb 10): 41-42.

Helm, Kate. "Mary, Wife of Lincoln." McCall's Magazine, May - August 1928. (July segment missing)

Hill, Walter B. "Lincoln in the South." The Youth's Companion (1905 Feb 9): 63-64.

Holliday, Carl. "Lincoln--Man of God." The Christian Herald (1927 Feb 12): 127+

Kharas, Theo. Lincoln: A Master of Efficiency. Wilkes-Barre, PA: The T.-L. Printery, Inc., 1921.

King, Judge Simeon W. "Memories of Abraham Lincoln." nd.

The Life and public service of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Boston: Thayer & Eldridge, 1860.

"A Life of preparation to act Lincoln on the film." The Literary Digest (1924 Feb 23): 30-33.

Lincolniana. Includes: "A Catalogue of desireable books ...relating to the life and times of Abraham Lincoln," 1904; "A small collection of books and pamphlets relating to Abraham Lincoln," 1915; "A Collection of Lincoln Literature...," nd; and "Lincolniana: an important collection of eulogies of Abraham Lincoln," 1911.

"Lincoln and his religion." The Christian Herald (1918 Feb 6): 151.

Box 7
Miscellaneous Publications, Articles, etc. cont.

"The Lincoln Monument at Springfield, Illinois." Harper's Weekly (Oct 24, 1874): 880.

"Lincoln's Inauguaration." The Lutheran Observer (1909 Feb 12): 9.

McClure, J.B., ed. Anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln and Lincoln's Stories. Chicago: Rhodes & McClure, 1879.

McPhail, James L., Randall, V., and Horner, E.G. Report #742 to the House of Representatives, 1874 Jun 22. [I178 177G?]

The man who married Lincoln's Parents. An address by Rev. William E. Barton delivered at the dedication of a monument at the grave of Rev. Jesse Head and Jane Ramsey head, his wife, in Spring Hissl Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Kentucky, Thursday, November 2, 1922. Harrodsburg, Kentucky: the Harrodsburg Herald, 1922.

Miscellaneous articles.

Miscellaneous poems.

The month at Goodspeed's Bookshop. 1930 Mar, p. 128. "A Lincoln Centennial Medal."

Morrow, Honoré Willsie. "Fondly Do We Hope." The Christian Herald (1930 Feb 8).

---. "The God of Abraham Lincoln." The Christian Herald (1929 Feb 9): 133+.

---. "Lincoln Faces Death." Christian Herald (1930 Jun 28): 8+

---. "When Booth Tried to Steal Lincoln." Christian Herald (1930 Jun 14): 6+

"One Hundred Years: Abraham Lincoln." Lancaster, PA: J.P. McCaskey, nd.

St. Benjamin. The New Gospel of Peace. New York: Sinclair Tousey, 1863.

Sandburg, Carl. "The Unfathomed Lincoln." Pictorial Review, October and November 1925.

Schuyler, Montgomery. "A Medallic History of Lincoln."Putnam's Magazine. V (March 1909): 676-681.

"The Terrible Tragedy at Washington: Assassination of President Lincoln." Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., 1865. [On front cover in oval head and shoulder view. Under photo is quote by Abraham Lincoln.]

"The Trial of the alleged assassins and conspirators." nd.

"Trial of the Assassins and Conspirators for the Murder of Abraham Lincoln." Philadelphia: Barclay and Co., 1864(?).

Trial of the Conspirators for the assassination of President Lincoln, &c. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1865.

"Versons of The Gettysburg Address cited by Major William H. Lambert in his paper entitled "The Gettysburg Address--When written, how received, its true form." Read before the Commandery of the State of Pennsylvania, Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, February 14, 1906 and before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, February 9, 1909.

Whipple, Wayne. "How Tad Lincoln Kept the Faith." The Christian Herald (1924 May 31): 479+.

"Why Lincoln was not a church member." The Lutheran (1932 Feb 4): 5.

Calendars

1914 December. New York: E.P. Dutton & Co.

1924. "The Lincoln Calendar." Dodge Publishing Co., 1923.

Box 8
Speeches and addresses

"Abraham Lincoln's 'House Divided' Speech." Springfield, IL: Illinois State Historical Society, 1958. Reproduction of the rare first separate printing from the copy in the Illinois State Historical Library.

"The Address of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln, in indication of the policy of the framers of the Consittution and the principles of the Republican party, delivered at Cooper Institute, February 27th,1860." Issued by The Young Men's Republican Union, (659 Broadway, New York,) with notes by Charles C. Nott & Cephas Brainerd, members of the board of Control. New York: George F. Nesbitt & Co., 1860. (2 copies)

"Address of Thomas D. Eliot, of the 1st Congressional District of Massachusetts, to his constituents."

"The Crisis, and What it Demands!" Speech of Hon. T. Polk, of Missouri, Delivered in the Senate of the United States, January 14, 1861. (2 copies)

"The Duty of Parties." Speech of Hon. Reuben Davis, of Mississippi, in the House of Representatives, December 8, 1859, on the Reconciliation of Parties and the Organization of the House.

"Fair Play for free labor." Speech of Hon. Eli Thayer, of Mass., Delivered in the House of Representatives, Feb. 24, 1859.

"Liberty and Union, one and inseparable, now and forever." Speech of Hon. W.C. Anderson, of Kentucky, in reply to Mr. Burnett. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 21 & 22, 1859.

Lincoln, Abraham. "Speeches and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln." New York: Robert K. Haas, Inc., nd.

"Lincoln and Hamlin." Speeches of Hon. Augustus Frank, Representative of the Thirtieth Congressional District of New York. Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, U.S. Senator from Maine, and Republican Candidate for Vice President. Hon. Lyman Trumbull, U.S. Senator from Illinois. Hon. Elihu B. Washburne, Representative from Illinois. At the Republican Retification Meeting in Washington City, May 19, 1860.

"Message from the President of the United States to the two Houses of Congress; read in the Senate of the United States, December 27, 1859." Washington: Printed at the Congressional Globe Office, 1859.

"An Oration commemorative of President Abraham Lincoln; Delivered at Brooklyn, N.Y., June 1, 1865." By Richard S. Storrs, Jr., D.D., at the request of The War Fund Committee. Published by the Committee. 1865.

"Organization of the House." Speech of Hon. Charles H. Larrabee, of Wisconsin, in the House of Representatives, December 17, 1859.

"Our Governmental Policy." Speech of Hon. John Thompson, of New York. Delivered in the House of Representatives, January 20, 1859.

"Personal Explanation of the Hon. W.R.W. Cobb, of Alabama.Delivered in the House of Representatives, January 7, 1861."

"Remarks of Hon. Jno. Young Brown, of Kentucky, in reply to the question of Hon. W.C. Anderson, of Kentucky."

"Remarks of the Hon. John B. Haskin, of Westchester County, New York, in reply to attack made by the President's home organ, "The Constitution," upon Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and colloquy between Mr. Logan, of Illinois, and Mr. Haskin. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December, 1859." Washington: Thomas McGill, 1859. (2 copies)

"The Republican Party vindicated--the demands of the South explained." Speech of Hon Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, at the CooperInstitute, New York City. February 27, 1860. (2 Copies)

"The Republican Platform." Revised Speech of Hon. E.G. Spaulding, of New York, delivered at Buffalo and Washington, at meetings held to ratify the nomination of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin, for President and Vice President.

"Speech of Hon. E. Joy Morris, of Pennsylvania, on the Election of speaker and in defence of the North. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 8, 1859." Washington, D.C.: Buell & Blanchard, 1859.

"Speech of Hon. G.W. Hughes, of Md., on the State of the Union, delivered in the House of Representatives, February 5, 1861."

"Speech of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, in the United States Senate, March 9 and 10, 1858, in reply to Governor Hammond, and in defence of the North and Northern laborers."

"Speech of Hon. I.N. Morris, of Illinois, on Executive abuses, and the duty of the Democratic Party. Delivered in the House of Representatives, February 15, 1859."

"Speech of Isaac D. Jones, Esq. of Somerset County delivered in the Constitutional Convention at Annapolis, Md. June 22, 1864, on the 23d Article of the Declaration of Rights..." Baltimore: Sherwood & Co., 1864.

"Speech of Hon. J.A. Logan, of Illinois, on the Election of Speaker, and in reply to Mr. Kellogg, of Illinois. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 9, 1859.

"Speech of Hon. J. F. Farnsworth, of Illinois. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 23, 1859." (2 copies)

"Speech of Hon. John J. McRae, of Mississippi, on the 13 and 14, 1859." Washington: Printed at the Congressional Globe Office, 1859. (2 copies).

"Speech of Hon. O.S. Ferry, of Conn., delivered in the House of Representatives, January 24, 1861.

Speech of Hon. S. S. Cox of Ohio in Reply to Hon. Thomas Corwin on the Election of Speaker. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 8, 1859." Washington: Lemuel Towers, 1859. (2 copies)

"Speech of Hon. T.G. Davidson, of Louisiana, pending the election of Speaker, delivered in the House of Representatives, December 21, 1859." Washington: Thomas McGill, 1860.

"Speech of Hon. Wm. Kellogg, of Illinois, in favor of the Union. Delivered in the House of Representatives, February 8, 1861.

"State of the Union." Speech of Hon. Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee. Delivered in the House of Representatives, Jan. 23, 1861. Washington: Henry Polkinhorn, 1861.

"State of the Union." Speech of Hon. William Howard, of Ohio, in the House of Representatives, January 30, 1861.

"Who Have Violated Compromises." Speech of Hon. John Hickman, of Pennsylvania. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 12, 1859. Washington, D.C.: Buell & Blanchard, 1859. (2 copies).

Miscellaneous

"Key to the 'Last Reception of Abraham Lincoln." nd.

"The Year was 1856." 1956. Note: Includes map of Illinois and drawings of

Lincoln. Under map: "Illinois/1856/Land of Lincoln."

Newsclippings.

Lincoln, Abraham.

Lincoln, Mary Todd.

Lincoln Memorial, Indiana.

Lincoln, Robert T.

Lincolnianna.

Miscellaneous.

Oversize Drawer #20
Miscellaneous

M80 In the same frame a white silk badge with the portrait of Lincoln in an oval wreath, woven as tapestry. Ins. center: Lincoln. In the same frame are the following badges: Gray ribbon badge, with clasped hands and eagle. Ins.: For Governor A.G. Curtin the soldiers friend. Pink ribbon badge, same as above except inscirption on top line: Manheim Twp., on lowest line: Delegation. Green and pink silk badge, with portrait of Grant and ins.: Our candidate for president Gen. U.S. Grant. Black badge, woven in colored tapestry, with portrait, and flags at bottom, with red tassel. Ins.: Richmond 1865 Vicksburg Fort Donelson General U.S. Grant I will fight it out on this line.

Photographs, Prints, Reproductions

M25.9 Hesler, Alexander. 1860 Jun, Springfield. Photograph from duplicate negative 11.4x8.7. This print was issued by Rand McNally on the occasion of their 100th nniversary in 1956.

M42.27L52 Unknown. Line and stipple. Full length, standing, reversed, left hand on hip, right hand resting on document on table, on which are a long cover, lamp and books. Back of Lincoln is a chair with the U.S. coat of arms as a decoration, books on the floor, 15.6x11.5. Composite: head of Lincoln, body of Clay.

M46LH Eaton, E.B., pub. Reproduction. President Lincoln, Major Allan Pinkerton and Gen. McClennan at Antietam, 1862 Oct. c. 1907 by E.B. Eaton. 13.9x10.9.

M51.3L63 Rice, M.P., pub. Reproduction, 16.3x12.3. Ins. on slip on mat: c. 1891 by M.P. Rice...Washington, D.C. (Abraham Lincoln). From the only original untouched negative... made in 1864....

M85.7 Unknown. Head and shoulders. Sepia print, 9.2x6.8.

WG4 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U.S., 1809-1865. Address...at the dedication of Gettysburg cemetery, 1863 Nov 19. Illuminated capital letters, border in floral design, sides and top. Ins. left: Edward Edwards. 10.9x9.