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  Perseverance A. Lincoln Poster

  Marla Friedman and Successories, Inc.

  The motivational poster features a seated portrait of Abraham Lincoln as well as text that lists the various failures Lincoln faced throughout his life. The poster is enclosed in a black metal frame with glass front.

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  Commemorative Plaque Given to Frank J. Williams by Hopkinton Town Concil in Appreciation for his Service

  H. W. Friel

  Bronze, relief head of A. Lincoln. Affixed to wood plaque, as is bronze plate: ""Judge Frank J. Williams..."" created by H.W. Friel

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  Invitation from the Friends of the Library of the University of Chicago

  Friends of the Library of the University of Chicago

  Invitation to an event hosted by the the Friends of the Library of the University of Chicago to celebrete their having acquired the William E. Barton Library and Lincolniana and other Lincoln material in manuscript and print. Numerous prominent Illinois politicians were also mentioned including, Ambassor William E. Dodd and Governor Henry Horner.

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  John Quincy Adams Commemorative Medal (from Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University Medal Series)

  Evangelos Frudakis, Medallic Art Company, and Hall of Fame for Great Americans

  The medal's obverse design depicts a bust portrait of John Quincy Adams, the sixth United States President and eighth United States Secretary of State. On the reverse, Adams is pictured standing with a crumpled piece of paper in his proper right hand. Both of his arms are raised, and three men either sit or stand to the side and watch Adams deliver a speech.

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  Lillian D. Wald Commemorative Medal (from Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University Medal Series)

  Evangelos Frudakis, Medallic Art Company, and Hall of Fame for Great Americans

  The medal's obverse depicts the quarter-right profile of Lillian D. Wald, an American nurse, humanitarian, and author, from the shoulders up. On the reverse, the medal shows Wald [?] looking on at five children sitting on a home's front steps. A man and a woman stand at the base of the stairs.

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  CLOUDS GATHER

  John Fulton and Larry Miller

  Reproduction color print, ""Clouds Gather."" From print set commissioned by Larry Miller for his album entitled "The Rebellion - The Tale of the Confederacy." This set was released by MGM Includes portion of verse on front and reverse. Artwork by John Fulton.

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  The Assassination of President Lincoln

  John Fulton and Larry Miller

  Reproduction color print, ""The Assassination of President Lincoln."" From print set commissioned by Larry Miller for his album entitled "The Rebellion - The Tale of the Confederacy." This set was released by MGM Includes portion of verse on front and reverse. Artwork by John Fulton.

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  The Band

  John Fulton and Larry Miller

  Reproduction color print, ""The Band."" From print set commissioned by Larry Miller for his album entitled "The Rebellion - The Tale of the Confederacy." This set was released by MGM Includes portion of verse on front and reverse. Artwork by John Fulton.

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  The Gallery: A collection of Original Sculptures

  Gale Research Company

  The Gale Gallery catalogue of sculptures. The front features a bronze sculpture of Mark Twain.

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  Bust Portrait of Abraham Lincoln

  Alexand er Gardner

  Bust portrait of Abraham Lincoln taken by Alexander Gardner on 10 April 1865. [Ref: O-115.]

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  Gardner's Sylvan Background Portrait of Abraham and Tad Lincoln

  Alexand er Gardner

  The carte de visite features a portrait of Abraham Lincoln and Tad Lincoln taken by Alexander Garner on 10 April 1865 in what would be Lincoln's final photo session before his assassination. The sylvan background seen in this manifestation was added later by Gardner for artistic effect. [Ref: O-114.] The photograph features Abraham Lincoln seated at a table with his proper left elbow resting on the tabletop and a book in his proper left hand. Tad leans on the opposite side of the table with his proper forearm resting on the tabletop.

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  Lincoln and Tad

  Alexand er Gardner

  Photograph of Abraham Lincoln and Tad. The image is a variant of a photograph taken by Alexander Gardner on 10 April 1865, just four days before the president was assassinated. [Ref: Ostendorf, p. 220].

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  Portrait of Seated Abraham Lincoln

  Alexand er Gardner

  Photograph of an engraving or lithograph of Alexander Gardner's seated photograph of Abraham Lincoln. [Ref: O-79.]

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  Abraham Lincoln

  Alexander Gardner

  The photolithograph is a reproduction print of a photograph by Alexander Gardner [ref: O-71]. In the image, Abraham Lincoln is seated at a table. He holds a document in his proper left hand and his glasses in his proper right. His right leg is crossed over his left. Below the image is a facsimile of Lincoln's signature.

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  Abraham Lincoln

  Alexander Gardner

  The print features a reproduction of an 1863 photograph of Abraham Lincoln. The photo is of Lincoln from the chest up. He wears a dark suit and tie and an expressionless gaze. At the bottom, a facsimile signature is featured as well as his birth and death information.

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  Abraham Lincoln

  Alexander Gardner

  The photolithograph is a reproduction print of a photograph by Alexander Gardner [ref: O-71]. In the image, Abraham Lincoln is seated at a table. He holds a document in his proper left hand and his glasses in his proper right. His right leg is crossed over his left. Below the image is a facsimile of Lincoln's signature.

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington 1863

  Alexander Gardner

  The mounted photograph (possibly a salt print) features a black and white image of a seated Abraham Lincoln. President Lincoln sits with his proper right leg crossed over his left and with his hands folded in his lap. To his proper left side, a book rests on a small table. The portrait was taken on 9 August 1863 by Alexander Gardner in Washington D. C. [Ref: O-73.]

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  Execution of the Conspirators

  Alexander Gardner

  The albumen print depicts the hanging of the Abraham Lincoln assassination conspirators, Mary Surratt, Lewis Paine, David Herold, and George Atzerodt. In the image, the prisoners can be seen standing on the scaffolding in the yard of the Old Arsenal Prison. The execution took place on 7 July 1865. The image is affixed to a paper mount.

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  LIBBY PRISON IN 1865

  Alexander Gardner

  Steel engraving: ""Libby Prison in 1865."" This image is potentially related to similar photographs by Andrew J. Russell or . In the foreground of the image, there is a small brick structure with several people standing in front of it. Libby prison is depicted as being under Union control. There is an American flag flying over the top of the building. There are also signs that the building was undergoing repairs. Several people and smaller structures line the streets and areas adjacent to Libby prison.

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  President Abraham Lincoln delivering second inaugural address in front of the United States Capitol, March 4, 1865

  Alexander Gardner

  The crowd awaits the President's address. ... Lincoln still sits at left center, his white collar and shirt again clearly recorded by the camera. ... On Lincoln's left are the justices of the Supreme Court; on his right are the members of his cabinet. At his immediate right, seated wtih crossed legs is Andrew Johnson; and, next to Johnson, looking towards the cameraman, is the outgoing Vice President Hannibal Hamlin. ... Taken at the east front of the Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., on Saturday, March 4, 1865, this view, possibly by Alexander Gardner, is from the Meserve Collection."" (Source: Ostendorf, p. 204-205). photography by Alexander Gardner (American, Scottish-born, 1821-1882)

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  Reproduction of Portrait Photograph of Abraham Lincoln

  Alexander Gardner

  The object is a reproduction of a portrait photograph of Abraham Lincoln, taken by Alexander Gardner in . [Ref: O-77.]

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  Reproduction Portrait Photograph of Abraham Lincoln

  Alexander Gardner

  The object is a reproduction portrait image of Abraham Lincoln taken just four days before his assassination. [Ref: O-118.]

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  The Second Inauguration of President Lincoln, March 4, 1865.

  Alexander Gardner

  Copy of 1865 photo of 2nd inauguration of A. Lincoln, probably by A. Gardner. Ref: O-108. The image was likely taken at the White House in Washington D.C. There is a large mass of people gathered for the event. An American flag can be seen in the center of the image.

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  Vignette portrait of Abraham Lincoln

  Alexander Gardner

  Vignette portrait of A. Lincoln, probably after A. Gardner photo. Ref: O-77. photography by Alexander Gardner (American, Scottish-born, 1821-1882)

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  Seated Portrait of Abraham Lincoln

  Alexand er Gardner and Edward Anthony

  Seated portrait of A. Lincoln by Alexander Gardner. BM; "Published by E. Anthony...From Photographic Negative from Brady's..."