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The Nation Mourns

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[LINCOLN ASSASSINATION]. Broadside, The Nation Mourns, New York, [1865]. 1 p. 5 x 8”.

Inventory #20545 Price: $350

An evocative piece by Charles Magnus, a well-known printer of Civil War patriotic songsheets, envelopes, and stationery, in a broadside that is typical of the mourning imprints produced at the time of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.

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