Freeman's | Hindman: Lincoln’s Legacy: Historic Americana from the Life of Abraham Lincoln, 6441, Chicago

Facsimile Emancipation Proclamation, 1863.

Autograph endorsement, signed ("A. Lincoln"), to Secretary of War, Edwin M. Stanton, Washington, D.C., 22 January 1863.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to Edwin Stanton, 11 March 1863.

Autograph note signed ("A. Lincoln") to Charles Sumner, 14 May 1863.

Carte-de-visite photograph signed ("A. Lincoln") by Alexander Gardner, 9 August 1863.

Partially printed document signed ("Abraham Lincoln"), resuming the draft, 10 August 1863.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to Edwin Stanton, 29 August 1863.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to George Meade, 4 October 1863.

Abstract of Votes for Electors of President and Vice President of the United States of America, given in the State of Illinois... Springfield, Illinois, 6 December 1864.

Lincoln's Copy of Message of the President of the United States, and Accompanying Documents to the Two Houses of Congress... 1864.

Mary Todd Lincoln Autograph Letter signed, to General Daniel Sickles. Washington, ca. 1861-1864.

The Great Rebellion; A History of the Civil War in the United States. Sample Copy, signed by Lincoln and Cabinet Members, 1863.

"The Pomeroy Circular." Washington, February 1864. ONE OF TWO KNOWN EXTANT COPIES.

Partially printed document signed ("Abraham Lincoln"), a Pardon for George Hamilton, 23 February 1864.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. Washington, D.C., 7 March 1864.

Partially printed document signed ("Abraham Lincoln"), authorizing a Treaty between the U.S. and China, 29 February 1864.

John Rogers (1829-1904), The Council of War. 1868.

Autograph note signed ("A. Lincoln") requesting shoes for Tad's horse, 7 April 1864.

Autograph note signed ("AL") to Mary Todd Lincoln, regarding Tad's toys, 20 May 1864.

Lincoln and Johnson campaign badge with a ferrotype portrait, 1864.

Lincoln Johnson Campaign Ribbon, Union Club of the Lancaster Locomotive Works. ca. 1864.

Lincoln and Johnson Campaign satirical business card, 1864.

Lincoln and Johnson Campaign folk art doll, ca. 1864.

Autograph note signed ("A. Lincoln") to Edwin Stanton, 10 August 1864.

Autograph note signed ("A. Lincoln"), calling on Hanson Risley, 17 October 1864.