Freeman's | Hindman: American Historical Ephemera and Early Photography, 6319, Cincinnati

A group of 14 CDVs of John Wilkes Booth, his family, love interests, and associates.

Composite photograph with document signed by Lt. Luther B. Baker, the detective involved in the capture of John Wilkes Booth.

A group of CDVs featuring members of the military commission and prosecution for the Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy Trial.

A group of 4 CDVs of Lincoln conspirators, incl. Surratt, Spangler, and Atzerodt.

Execution of the Conspirators, 7 July 1865. No. 2.

Pair of stereoviews of the Execution of the Conspirators.

Two albums identified to Edward Burgess Butler (1853-1928), businessman and artist, including tipped in photographs, letters, and autographs associated with Butler.

Archive of correspondence, photographs, ledgers, mockups, and other ephemera related to Frederick Hill Meserve, preeminent collector of Lincoln and Civil War photography.

A group of two 36-star parade flags for James G. Blaine.

Archive of books, photographs, and ephemera collected by Herbert Wells Fay, custodian of the Lincoln Tomb in Springfield, IL.

Detailed letter describing President McKinley's medical condition in the immediate aftermath of the assassination attempt, written by one of the nurses who attended to him.

The Boston Evening Post.

Two early vaccination broadsides and a note from the "Chairman of the Committee for Vaccination" in Milton, Massachusetts, acknowledging participants in the town's 1809 vaccination campaign.

Autograph album signed by various individuals, incl. Oscar WILDE.

Postal cover signed ("Amelia Earhart"),

Coverage of the Albany Congress featured in The Pennsylvania Gazette. No. 1326.

The Pennsylvania Gazette. No. 1395.

The Boston Gazette and Country Journal. No. 63. Featuring coverage of Robert Rogers' actions at Fort Ticonderoga.

An account of the Siege of Fort William Henry featured in the London Chronicle.

Scarce pamphlet related to the 1824 murder of nine Native Americans in Indiana, and the execution of the white perpetrators.

Extract of a report on the "Bosque Redondo" region of New Mexico signed ("James Henry Carleton") as Bvt. Major and submitted to the Governor of New Mexico,

Letters from attorney and Confederate veteran James S. Standley to Chief Green McCurtain regarding Choctaw Nation politics.

CDV of Custer as major general.

CDV of Custer as brigadier general.

Officers of General Andrew Porter's staff, May 20 1862.