ANTI-JACKSON "COFFIN BROADSIDE" HISTORIC 1828 CAMPAIGN

1st item: The New Hampshire Journal, Oct. 20 1828, newspaper with a "Coffin Handbill" presidential campaign broadside attacking Andrew Jackson on the front page. 4 pp. Note: The Presidential campaign

1828 Political satire. The work is titled, "Pedlar and His Pack of the Desperate Effort, an Overbalance." The work gives prospective on the reverse impart of John Binn's anti Jackson Coffin Handbill.

1828 RARE Andrew Jackson 1st ed Execution of Six Militia Men New Orleans During Andrew Jackson’s 1828 presidential campaign, an authoritative publication was made available to the public regarding J

Political Andrew Jackson Portrait Presidential Campaign Plate c. 1820s, Andrew Jackson Presidential Campaign Plate, Choice Very Fine. c. 1820s Historic Andrew Jackson Presidential Campaign Plate, 5.75

Famous poster of candidate Jackson carrying seven coffins during his Presidential campaign against John Quincy Adams in 1824. Poster entitled "The Peddler and his Pack or the Desperate Effort an over

Circa 1828. Titled Facts Concerning the Six Militia Men and General Jackson. The period piece having some slight yellowing and folds consistent with age. The work retains full margins. H22 1/4" W15 1/

Sheet Music and Song Broadside from the presidential campaign and administration of Andrew Jackson (b. 1767- d. 1845, served as President 1829-1837), plus a Jackson related pamphlet. Includes "Preside

from the Coffin Handbills series, pamphlet attacking Andrew Jackson during the 1828 Presidential election, 22 x 14 in.; black painted frame

One page, printed folio, broadside with header "Washington County Post Extra --- October 22nd, 1828 / Republican Nominations / For President John Quincy Adams. / For Vice-President / Richard Rush. / F

(1828 - 1898) Confederate major general, served in A.P. Hill's 'Light Division' during Jackson's Valley Campaign, severely wounded in the leg at the Second Battle of Bull Run, later fighting from Spot

Washington dated 1832. The piece is a Proclamation by Jackson as President of the United States Whereas a Convention assembled in the State of South Carolina. The text is printed in eight columns. Fir

Folio campaign broadside boldly imprinted "FREMONT CLUB / Meeting, / Wednesday, August 13th, / F.W. Shepard, Esq. / From Boston, wil speak before the club / This Evening. / Wm. Hill, Secretary. / Nort

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 "THE PLATFORMS" Lincoln Presidential Campaign Broadside Comparison of the Republicans and Democrats 1864 Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Broadside titled, "THE PLATF

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Broadside Headed, "WHAT JEFF. DAVIS THINKS OF THE WAR." PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF AMBASSADOR J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II 1864 Abra

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Political Campaign Broadside "THE PLATFORMS" Republicans in Baltimore and the Democrats met in Chicago 1864 LINCOLN & JOHNSON versus McCLELLAN & PENDLETON, Political Presi

Political 1868 Broadside for the Presidential Candidacy of Horatio Seymour titled: "An Appeal to the Union Men of the South" 1868 Presidential Campaign Broadside, "An Appeal to the Union Men of the So

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1836 Martin Van Buren Political Campaign Broadside Plus News Received Just After the Battle of the Alamo & More August 1, 1836-Dated, Newspaper Printed, Political P

19th century miniature portrait of Rachel Donelson Jackson (1767-1828), wife of President Andrew Jackson. Mrs. Jackson is depicted in a black dress with white sheer lace collar and bonnet with mantill

Framed 26"x20" under UV plexiglass is John Quincy Adams' last State of the Union Address 1828 Broadside Printing. The National Intelligencer - Extra December 2, 1828 of wove stock printed in recto onl

Campaign broadside supporting 1856 Democratic presidential candidate James Buchanan and running mate John C. Breckenridge. Large eagle graphic at top. Reads, "R. D. Hubbard, Esq, / of Hartford, And ot

Black History 1838 Historic Anti-Slavery Token "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister" Legend, Copper, Sharp Choice About Uncirculated 1838-Dated. Black Woman Anti-Slavery Hard Times Token. "Am I Not A Woman

Political 1820 DeWitt Clinton & John Tayler New York State Gubernatorial Campaign Broadside "Extra" April 14, 1820-Dated, Double-Page Broadside "Extra" promoting the New York Gubernatorial Campaign of

Superb Pair of Anti-Masonic Party Broadsides, 1830s Included in this lot of two large printed broadsides: 1) Broadside, “A Disclosure / From the Anti-Masonic Christian Herald”, Samuel G. A

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Lincoln Presidential Campaign Political Broadside 1864 Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Political Broadside titled, "The Two Roads to Peace!," Choice Extremely Fine.