Follow

• 

  Gettysburg, November 1863

  Bob Thaves

  A copy of a newspaper cartoon depicting Abraham Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg Address with comic caption: "'If you're our finalist, we'll announce Abe Lincoln is our grand prize winner' ...Oops! Wrong side of the envelope."

• 

  Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Holder

  The Franklin Mint

  The medal holder contains twelve spaces to display the entire Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Collection. It is made up of a green cardboard mount and is surrounded by a brown wooden frame. The frame is accompanied by a brown slipcover and letter of authenticity.

• 

  Brave (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Brave medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout is shown in uniform carrying a small child in his arms. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Cheerful (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Cheerful medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout is shown in uniform carrying a grocery bag and basket for an elderly man. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Clean (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Clean medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout is shown in uniform carrying a basket full of trash in his hands. The basket is labeled KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL. A bicycle tire is draped over his proper left forearm. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Courteous (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Courteous medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout is shown in uniform tipping his hat to a woman, who holds a small child and wraps her arm around another. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Friendly (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Friendly medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, three Boy Scouts in uniform are shown standing side-by-side with their arms draped over one another's shoulders. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Helpful (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Helpful medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout in uniform is shown helping a young boy and woman with directions. He stands with a map in his proper left hand and points with his proper right. The boy and woman standing looking over the Scout's shoulder at the map. A car is shown in the medal's background. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Kind (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Kind medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout is shown in uniform staring into the face of a panting dog. The Scout holds the dog's front legs in his hands. . On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Loyal (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Loyal medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout is shown in uniform holding a salute. Bust jugate images of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington are shown in the background. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Obedient (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Obedient medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, two Boy Scouts are shown saluting their Scoutmaster. All three are in uniform. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Reverent (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Reverent medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a portrait image of a Boy Scout's left side is shown. He is in uniform and is holding a book in his hands. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Thrifty (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Thrifty medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Boy Scout in uniform is shown handing an object (possibly) money to a bank teller. A sign in front of the teller reads "SAVINGS." On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  Trustworthy (from Norman Rockwell's Spirit of Scouting Medal Set)

  The Franklin Mint and Norman Rockwell

  The Trustworthy medal is a part of a twelve-medal collection designed by Norman Rockwell. On the medal's obverse, a Scout leader and Boy Scout are shown in uniform. The leader has both hands placed on the Scout's shoulders. On the reverse, the Boy Scouts of America logo is pictured above the inscriptions.

• 

  The Lincoln Assassination Riddle Book Jacket

  The Kent State University Press

  The object is an unused book jacket for The Lincoln Assassination Riddle, edited by Frank J. Williams and Michael Burkhimer. The predominant colors are maroon, cream, yellow, red, and black. The front panel features an image of John Wilkes Booth with Satan standing at his shoulder (Satan Tempting Booth to the Murder of the President by John L. Magee). The book's title and editors are also on the front panel. The front flap features information regarding the book's contents. The back panel contains various reviews and publication information, while the back flap contains editor, publisher, and front cover information. The spine contains the title and editors' last names. A duplicate copy is also included in the collection as well as documentary information.

• 

  The Civil War, The Union - The Library of Congress Knowledge Cards

  The Library of Congress

  The Civil War, The Union - The Library of Congress Knowledge Cards. Features portrait of Ulysses S. Grant on the cover of the box. The back features a description of the set. Pomegranate Communications, Inc. Printed in China. 4.25" x 3.5" A set of 48 cards. Each card has an engraved portrait of figures from the United States of America (Union) . On the back of each card, there is a short biography of that individual. created by The Library of Congress (American,1800-present) and published by Pomegranate Communications (American,1968-present)

• 

  Battle between the Monitor & Merrimac

  The Mariners' Museum

  Color print, issued ca. 2004 by the Mariners' Museum, Virginia. Reproduction of an original print issued 1889 by Kurz & Allison; ""Battle Between The Monitor and Merrimac.""

• 

  Leadership Sculpture: Abraham Lincoln Portrait

  The National Civil War Museum

  The glass sculpture features an image of Lincoln and etched quotation. A facsimile of Lincoln's signature as well as the printed version of his name appear at the bottom in gold.

• 

  Bust Portrait of Samuel Francis Du Pont

  The New York Photographic Co.

  The CDV features a photograph of a print depicting Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont, rear admiral in the United States Army. In the portrait, Du Pont is pictured in uniform from the chest up.

• 

  Lincoln and His Family-At the White House

  H. A. Thomas

  The color print is a reproduction of H.A. Thomas's portrait, Abraham Lincoln & Family (ca. 1865). In the image, Lincoln is shown seated holding a book in his lap as two of his children stand by his side. Mary Todd is also shown seated with the smallest Lincoln child seated at her feet. The image was enclosed in a black wooden frame but was removed for preservation. On the frame's glass is a sticker inscribed with the number 54.

• 

  Standing Portrait of William A. Buckingham

  L. Thompson

  Standing portrait of William A. Buckingham, Civil War Governor of Connecticut.

• 

  Oval Bust Portrait of Ulysses S. Grant

  Freeman Thrope

  The steel engraving depicts a bust portrait of Ulysses S. Grant, Commanding General of the Army and the 18th President of the United States. The engraving is printed in black ink on off-white paper. It appears to have been torn from a bound volume.

• 

  Vignette Portrait of Elisha Hunt Rhodes

  J. B. Thurston

  The CDV features a vignette-style portrait of Elisha Hunt Rhodes, a member of the Union Army of the Potomac for the entirety of the American Civil War. In the portrait, Rhodes is pictured in uniform from the shoulders up. An inscription appears beneath his image.

• 

  New York Central R. R. Western Division. Special Time Table for Train Conveying Remains of President Lincoln from Rochester to Buffalo.

  J. Tillinghast and H. W. Chittenden

  The broadside features the local timetable for the last leg of Abraham Lincoln's funeral train's passage through New York. In the schedule, sixteen stations are listed and times for the arrival of the pilot engine and cortege train are given.

• 

  Champion for Prize Envelope - Lincoln & Davis in 5 Rounds, 2nd Round

  J. H. Tingley and T. S. Peirce

  The pictorial envelope is from a set of five Civil War-era envelopes. The cartoon image depicts Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis in boxing ring, with crowd of onlookers, who are commenting on the action. It is printed in black ink on an off-white envelope.