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

$100,000 Reward! The murderer of our late beloved President, Abraham Lincoln, is still at large. 20 April 1865.

Lincoln's Autograph Sum Book Leaf, signed twice, Pigeon Creek, Spencer County, Indiana, ca. 1824

Orchestra ticket stub for Our American Cousin, 14 April 1865.

Oval Bust Portrait by Alexander Hesler, signed ("A. Lincoln"), ca. 3 June 1860.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to Jesse O. Norton, 16 February 1855.

The Adams Handbill, The Only Known Surviving Copy Of Lincoln's First Printed Work, 5 August 1837.

The "Bass-Ackwards" Manuscript, Lincoln's Frontier Ribaldry

First Printing of Lincoln's Celebrated Second Inaugural Address, 1865.

Lincoln Family Locks of Hair

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to Joshua Reed Giddings, 26 June 1860.

Advance ticket for the April 14, 1865 Performance of Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") as Postmaster, to Blair and Rives, 3 November 1835.

First Official Broadside Printing of The Emancipation Proclamation

Mose Sandford Autograph Letter signed on the transportation of Lincoln's body to the White House, 17 April 1865.

$30,000 Reward. Description of John Wilkes Booth! ca. 16 April 1865.

Autograph letter signed ("A. Lincoln") to Richard Yates, 14 January 1855.

The Doheny Copy of the Lincoln and Douglas Debates, Inscribed by Lincoln.

Lincoln White House drinking glasses, ca. 23 July 1861.

Autograph letter signed ("E.D. Townsend"), and signed invitation for Embalmer Charles D. Brown, 20 April 1865.

Lincoln's "National Debt", One of his Earliest Extant Documents, 19 October 1833.

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

Engraved portrait signed ("A. Lincoln"), 18 February 1861.

Partially printed document, signed ("C.R. Matheny"). Lincoln's property is seized. 7 May 1834.

Small archive related to the Bullock Land Transaction, Springfield, Illinois, 1855-1859.

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