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Other Abraham Lincoln Offerings

• The Only Abraham Lincoln Letter to his Fiancée Mary Owens Still in Private Hands—Long on Politics, Short on Love
• After Investing in its Stock, Lincoln Represents a Railroad in a Precedent-Setting Lawsuit
• Lincoln Pushes for Arkansas Without Slavery

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• Lincoln Summons His Cabinet for a Historic Meeting to Discuss Compensated Emancipation
• 1858 Student Banner Supporting Douglas in Lincoln Douglas Debate at Knox College
• Five Presidential Commissions for Long-Serving American Military Officer, Engineer Joseph G. Totten
• Abraham Lincoln Lengthy and Attractive Signed Legal Brief in a Case Heard by Judge David Davis, Later Lincoln’s Campaign Manager and Supreme Court Appointee
• Lincoln Orders a National Day of Thanksgiving in Honor of the Union Victory at Gettysburg
• A New York Newspaper Prints Lincoln’s Cooper Union Speech on the Front Page
• A Union Officer’s Commission, and Field Report from
  the 17th Connecticut Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
• The Lincoln Assassination and Its Aftermath:
  Read the Day-by-Day Coverage in New York Newspapers
• 1865 General Orders,
  Including Many Regarding Lincoln’s Assassination
• Lincoln Proclaims a National Day of Humiliation and Prayer
• Mary Lincoln’s Signed Copy of The Life of Marie Antoinette Queen of France
• The Emancipation Proclamation, Gen. Orders No. 1, First Edition of First War Department Printing, Bound with First Editions of Gen. Orders 2-201, Jan. to June 1863
• 1860 Republican Party Roll Call from the Chicago Wigwam Convention that Nominated Lincoln for the Presidency
• Last Formal Photograph of Lincoln, with Son “Tad”
• Lincoln Rises to Top of “The Political Gymnasium” in Currier & Ives 1860 Presidential Election Print
• Prelude to Presidential Impeachment
• Frederick A. Aiken Urging Frémont to Run Against Lincoln
• Illustrator Frank Leslie Publishes Fanciful Grand Reception of Civil War Notables as a Subscription Premium
• Lincoln’s Spot Resolutions
• The Gettysburg Address, with Full Centerfold Illustrations of the Battlefield and Lincoln’s Dedication Ceremony
• Attorneys Abraham Lincoln and John Todd Stuart
  Announce a New Partnership in Their Hometown Newspaper, the Sangamo Journal
• Gideon Welles Announces Lincoln’s Assassination to the Navy
• Lincoln Portrait by Currier & Ives
• Abraham Lincoln Mourning Badge
• Lincoln Mourning Broadside
• Currier and Ives Mourn Lincoln After His Assassination
• The Gettysburg Address
• The 1858 Debates that Propelled Lincoln to National Attention
• A Copperhead Newspaper Prints, Then Criticizes,
  the Emancipation Proclamation
• Rare Lincoln 1864 Presidential Campaign Newspaper
• Lincoln’s Vice President Talks Local Politics, Muses on Benjamin Wade’s Presidential Potential, and Mulls
  Andrew Johnson’s Impeachment Trial
• Daniel Chester French Adds Lincoln Memorial Statue to His Biography for Who’s Who
• “Let Us Have Faith that Right Makes Might…”
• Lincoln Calls for the public to supports the U.S. Sanitary Commission
• Lincoln’s Third State of the Union Address
  and Amnesty Proclamation
• “Old Neptune” and Samuel P. Lee Together
• Lincoln’s 1861 State of the Union Message
• The Nation Mourns
• Pro-Lincoln Reelection Broadside
• Lincoln’s Compensated Emancipation Proposal
• Lincoln’s Final State of the Union Message, 1864
• A New York Soldier’s Affidavit Allowing
  a Proxy to Vote in the 1864 Election
• Abraham Lincoln Mourning Stereoview
• The Emancipation Proclamation
• ‘Rally round the Flag, Boys!’ President Lincoln Centerfold
• Lincoln Raises the Flag
• Illustrations of African Americans Freeing Themselves
  by Moving Toward Union Lines
• Lincoln, the War, and Emancipation
• President Lincoln Commissions General Grant
• Lincoln Reviews the Army of the Potomac
• Reporting Lincoln’s Journey to Washington
  for His Inauguration

Other Presidents and Elections Offerings

• AN EXTRAORDINARY RARITY!
  Leaves From George Washington’s Own Draft of His First Inaugural Address
• Jefferson’s Tragic Loss Sparks Hope for Reconciliation with Adams
• Lincoln Pushes for Arkansas Without Slavery

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• Jefferson-Signed Patent Act of 1793
• Lincoln Summons His Cabinet for a Historic Meeting to Discuss Compensated Emancipation
• 1858 Student Banner Supporting Douglas in Lincoln Douglas Debate at Knox College
• Five Presidential Commissions for Long-Serving American Military Officer, Engineer Joseph G. Totten
• President Adams Writes to an Old Friend, Reflecting on the Vicissitudes of High Office
• Declaration of Independence: Benjamin Tyler 1818 - First Print with Facsimile Signatures
• The First Facsimile of the Declaration of Independence
• Declaration of Independence Signer Samuel Huntington’s Copy of an Act of Congress Signed by Thomas Jefferson
• President Theodore Roosevelt Condemns Abortion, Birth Control, and Family Planning
• Former President and Future Confederate Supporter John Tyler Forcefully Defends the Fugitive Slave Act and the “Southern Cause,” Attacks the NY Press, and Plays up His Own Service in the War of 1812
• Rare French Facsimile of the Declaration of Independence
• John Quincy Adams Scathing Anti-Masonic Letter After the Murder of a Prominent Anti-Mason Who Threatened to Reveal their Secrets
• Harry S. Truman on His 1948 Proclamation Recognizing Israel
• Future President, General William Henry Harrison, Successfully Defends Himself Against Graft Charges
• NYPD Commissioner Teddy Roosevelt Argues the Police Entrance Exam Keeps “Blockheads” Off the Force
• Shortly After the Beginning of the War of 1812,
  Monroe Expresses his Opposition to Mob Violence
• Herbert Hoover Drafts Note, and Fredtjof Nansen Sends Letter to Vladimir Lenin, Trying to Get Lenin to Accept Food Aid for Starving Russians During the Russian Civil War
• Rare same day broadside of John Adams’ Fourth State of the Union Address: Opening Washington D.C. as the Nation’s Capital
• Anti-Jackson Broadside in Highly Contested
  1828 Presidential Election
• Ex- President J.Q. Adams and his Secretary of the Treasury Skeptical of British Reforms: “The Gypsies are the Romancers of Beggary. The whigs are the Romancers of Liberty…”
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt Criticizes Thomas Paine on Opposing George Washington
• Iconic Anti-Prohibition License Plate from 1932 Presidential Campaign
• Reagan’s Pitch for a Reality Radio Series Based on His Yearling Row Ranch
• 1865 General Orders,
  Including Many Regarding Lincoln’s Assassination
• Robert Kennedy Discourages a Write-In Campaign in 1964
• Assailing the Pennsylvania “Board of Censors”
  for Failing to Amend the Constitution
• John F. Kennedy Draft Speech Celebrating Israel’s 10th Anniversary
• Theodore Roosevelt Discusses Contentious Supreme Court Decisions Governing American Colonialism
• Pierce Urges His Young Nephew Studying at Princeton:
  “Do Not for a Day Relax Your Labor”
• Senator John F. Kennedy Notes For a Speech on Henry Clay, One of His Greatest Predecessors, Whom Lincoln Had Called “his beau ideal of a statesman”
• Bound Volume of the Daily National Intelligencer
  for the Year 1823
• 1860 Republican Party Roll Call from the Chicago Wigwam Convention that Nominated Lincoln for the Presidency
• Gerald Ford, a member of the Warren Commission inscribes his book on President John F. Kennedy’s assassin and reaffirms that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone
• Lincoln Rises to Top of “The Political Gymnasium” in Currier & Ives 1860 Presidential Election Print
• Registration for FDR’s Customized
  1936 Ford Phaeton—Signed as President
• Claims that First Republican Presidential Candidate is Foreign Born & Ineligible
• First Edition of FDR’s Committee for Civil Service Improvement Report, Signed by Three Supreme Court Justices
• Governor Ronald Reagan Opposes Withholding of State Income Tax
• Newspaper Belonging to John Quincy Adams Reports Transfer of the Floridas to the U.S.
• Theodore Roosevelt Downplays His Nomination Prospects in 1916
• Frederick A. Aiken Urging Frémont to Run Against Lincoln
• FDR Signs Souvenir Books to Raise Money for Democratic National Committee
• JFK Photographs and Ephemera Collection
• Teddy Roosevelt Attacks Republican Committee for Robbing Him of Presidential Return
• Andrew Jackson Denouncing South Carolina’s
  Nullification Attempt
• Franklin Roosevelt Combats Anti-Catholicism in 1928 Presidential Election
• Herbert Hoover - Rare Signed Inaugural Address
• Monroe Expands on his Doctrine in Last Annual Message
• Harding’s Return to Normalcy – and Isolationism – after World War I
• “Let every Federalist do his Duty,
  and Massachusetts will yet be Saved!”
• Franklin D. Roosevelt Allowance to his Son
• Margaret Truman’s Wedding Waltz
• Racist, Anti Roosevelt Drawing and Note
• Woodrow Wilson Protests the Sinking of Lusitania & Threatens to Break Diplomatic Relations – About a Year Before America Enters WW I
• Andrew Jackson Dockets a Letter on Redecorating the Hermitage, Refusing to Apologize to the French, and Bringing Home Indemnification Money Due from France to America
• Ronald Reagan — The Great Communicator — Shares His Love of Horses with a Little Girl Who Wants One
• Harry Truman Presidential Appointment to UN Agency for Palestinian Relief
• In His State of the Union Address, Thomas Jefferson Commends Lewis and Clark for Their Successful Explorations
• George Washington’s Second Inaugural Address
• A 1798 Modification to the Naturalization Act Considered Part of the Alien and Sedition Acts passed by John Adams
• President Grant’s Personal Copy of Board of Indian Commissioners Report on Progress of His Peace Policy
• Andrew Jackson Covers for His West Point Dropout Grandnephew
• Franklin D. Roosevelt’s First Inaugural Program - Given to the Wife of His Vice President
• Former President Truman Praises Kennedy’s Far Reaching 1960 Democratic Platform on the Rights of Man and the Need for Security; Immigration; Health Care; Minimum Wage; Equal Work for Equal Pay; Civil Rights and Voting Rights
• Andrew Jackson Reminds Himself to Answer a Letter from a Bereaved Friend
• Theodore Roosevelt Commissions a Captain
• Andrew Jackson Dockets a Report from His Nephew on the Hermitage and Middle Tennessee Roads
• Designs for Eisenhower’s Second Inauguration Festival
• Franklin Roosevelt Orders Books on Naval Battles, New York, and Ladies
• Horace Greeley on Publication of a Letter
  by Abolitionist Cassius Clay
• James Monroe Signed Missouri Territory Land Grant to War of 1812 Veteran
• Rare Lincoln 1864 Presidential Campaign Newspaper
• John Tyler Writes After Delivering his First State of the Union Address: “the Ultras on both sides are dissatisfied and the extremes meet...”
• James Madison’s Second Inaugural Address,
  in a Rare New York Irish Newspaper
• Jefferson’s Attempted Seduction
  of His Friend’s Wife - the Alleged Affair
• Discontent with Gilded Age Presidential Politics
  and the Influence of “the negro vote”
• James Monroe & Congress Support the Independence Movements of Spain’s American Colonies
• James Monroe’s State of the Union Address
• Lincoln’s Third State of the Union Address
  and Amnesty Proclamation
• Front-Page Printing of William Henry Harrison’s Deadly Inaugural Address
• Lincoln’s 1861 State of the Union Message
• James Madison’s First Inaugural Address, Asserting Neutral Rights in Prelude to the War of 1812
• Andrew Jackson’s Farewell Address, Reflecting on His Long Public Service, and Martin Van Buren’s First Inaugural Address
• Republicans Tie Cleveland to British Interests and Tammany Corruption in this Rare Broadside from the Election of 1888
• “The Excursion of the Bought Nominations”
  Showing Balloon “Union League”
• An Anti-FDR Broadside
  Offering a Government Auction of New Deal Tenets
• Lincoln’s Compensated Emancipation Proposal
• Lincoln’s Final State of the Union Message, 1864
• John Adams’s Proclamation Against Fries’s Insurgents
• A New York Soldier’s Affidavit Allowing
  a Proxy to Vote in the 1864 Election
• 1860’s Cartoon Critical of Andrew Johnson’s
  Southern Sympathies
• Andrew Jackson’s First Inaugural Address in Maryland Newspaper
• The Border Ruffian Code in Kansas
• Reporting Lincoln’s Journey to Washington
  for His Inauguration
• The Declaration of Independence
  Rare Broadside Printed and Posted in July, 1776