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  Lincoln at Cleveland 2015 Coalition Ribbon

  Military Order of the Loyal Legion Ohio Command ery

  The ribbon commemorates a recreation of the Abraham Lincoln funeral procession that took place in Cleveland, Ohio in recognition of the procession's 150th anniversary on 26 April 2015. The ribbon is white in color and features a black bust portrait of Lincoln and black text. It is also accompanied by a second ribbon (7105.2), medal (7105.3), and documentary information.

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  Rip Van Winkle Returned

  Miller and Best

  The stereograph features a black and white image of John Rogers statue, Rip Van Winkle Returned. The statue features a bearded man standing with his hand to his head. A bear climbs a rock to his side. The images is mounted on a yellow card with rounded corners. The card's reverse features additional publication information as well as an advertisement for textiles and paper hangings.

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  Abe Lincoln's Historic Illinois Collector's Ornament

  Fred V. Mills

  The Christmas ornament features a reproduction of a watercolor of New Salem's Old State Capitol. On each side of the ornament, columns frame the artwork.

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  American Heritage Picture and History Cards: Steam Boats 1788-1957

  Milton Bradley Company

  A boxed set of forty collecting cards depicting steamboats from the year 1788 to 1957. The set is enclosed in a decorative box and includes a promotional leaflet.

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  Lincoln and Tad

  Frederic Mizen and Lincoln National Life Insurance Company

  In the work, President Abraham Lincoln is depicted seated in a rocking chair reading a book to his son, Tad. Tad appears over Lincoln's proper-left shoulder as Lincoln supports a book in his hands on top of a crossed lap. Fall foliage appears in the print's upper-right and lower-left corners. The front facade of a white building is pictured in the print's background.

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  Military Parade in Washington, D.C. following Operation Desert Storm

  and rea Mohin

  The black and white photo depicts a military parade held in Washington, D. C., following Operation Desert Storm. The Lincoln Memorial is can be seen in the background.

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  Abraham Lincoln. President of the United States. Assassinated April 14, 1865.

  William Momberger, John Chester Buttre, and Anthony Berger

  Engraved bust portrait of Abraham Lincoln based on a photograph from Brady's National Portrait Gallery taken by Anthony Berger on 9 February 1864. In the portrait, Lincoln is seated with his body turned slightly to his proper left. Surrounding his portrait is a decorative border designed by William Momberger that features several vignette images. This portrait was originally published in 1864, but was rereleased in 1865 to pay tribute to the martyred President.

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  New Bern

  William Momberger and J. C. McRae

  The black and white steel engraving depicts a scene from the Battle of New Bern. Several soldiers fight on foot, and several American flags can be seen. More soldiers are pictured in the background. The image appears to be taken from a copy of John S. C. Abbott's The History of the Civil War in America.

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  New Bern

  William Momberger and George Edward Perine

  The black and white steel engraving depicts a scene from the Battle of New Bern. Several soldiers fight on foot, and several American flags can be seen. More soldiers are pictured in the background. The image appears to be taken from a copy of John S. C. Abbott's The History of the Civil War in America.

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  Abe's Last.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts caricature images of Abraham Lincoln and Columbia at sea in a wash tub dated 1862.

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  Honest Abe's Rudder.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon, from the Victorian-era magazine Fun. The cartoon depicts a caricature image of a canine Abraham Lincoln. To his tail, kettles labeled IRONSIDE and MONITOR are tied as he flees from battle at Fort Sumter.

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  King Mob Upon His Throne.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts caricature images of Abraham Lincoln resting his feet on the back of an African-American man who is draped in an American flag. An Uncle Sam figure and unidentified man lurk in the background.

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  The Modern Andromeda.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts an image of Columbia chained to a rock labeled WAR POLICY. A monster rises from a body of water and makes to grab Columbia. Its pupils bear the a profile image of Abraham Lincoln and another unidentified man.

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  "The Neutral Beast."

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts a caricature image of Abraham Lincoln and a lion, which alludes to British neutrality.

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  The Penny Jupiter.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts a caricature image of a southerner overseeing a group of enslaved persons in a field. The cartoon is in reference to Abraham Lincoln's emancipation plans.

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  The Political Zadkiel.

  Matt Morgan

  The object is an engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era magazine Fun. The cartoon depicts a caricature image of Abraham Lincoln and two other individuals and references Great Britain's failure to recognize the Confederacy.

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  The Settling Day.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts a caricature image of Abraham Lincoln. A horse racing theme refers to the failures of Union generals.

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  T'other From Which.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts caricature images of Abraham Lincoln and a Russian officer and references the relationship between Russia and the U.S.

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  Tricks v. Honours.

  Matt Morgan

  Engraved cartoon from the Victorian-era publication Fun. The cartoon depicts caricature images of Abraham Lincoln and Confederate officer. Its theme refers to Confederate battlefield successes.

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  James Russell Lowell Commemorative Medal (from Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University Medal Series)

  Carl C. Mose, Medallic Art Company, and Hall of Fame for Great Americans

  The medal's obverse design features the left-side profile of James Russell Lowell, an American romantic poet. On the reverse, a scene from The Vision of Sir Launfal is depicted where the poem's principle character, a knight, is shown offering charity to a beggar. The knight is shown standing holding a bowl with outstretched arms and offering it to a figure seated underneath a tree. A horse stands eating grass just behind the knight, and a castle is pictured in the background.

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  President Lincoln and Tad

  Mumler and Anthony Berger

  Portrait of Abraham Lincoln and Tad taken by Anthony Berger on 9 February 1864 [Ref: O-93]. In the portrait, Lincoln and Tad look through a Brady photograph album.

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  Portrait Abraham Lincoln

  James V. Murfin and Alexander Gardner

  A reproduction portrait of Abraham Lincoln by James V. Murfin. This portrait was influenced by an 1863 photograph by Alexander Gardner.

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  Clouds' Rest, from Panorama Rock

  Eadweard J. Muybridge and Bradley and Rulofson

  The stereograph features a black and white image of the Yosemite Valley. Panorama Rock and other mountainous terrane are pictured. The image is mounted on a yellow card with rounded corners. The card's reverse features documentary and publication information.

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  Piwyack Cave

  Eadweard J. Muybridge and Bradley and Rulofson

  The stereograph features a black and white image of the Yosemite Valley taken from inside a cave. Trees and mountainous terrane are pictured. The image is mounted on a yellow card with rounded corners. The card's reverse features documentary and publication information.

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  Pohono, (Spirit of the Wind,) "Bridal Veil." 930 feet tall.

  Eadweard J. Muybridge and Bradley and Rulofson

  The stereograph features a black and white image of the Yosemite Valley. The Bridalveil Falls of the Pohono trail is pictured. The image is mounted on a yellow card with rounded corners. The card's reverse features documentary and publication information.