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Antique Framed "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper" Abraham Lincoln Woodcut. Marked Supplement, March 9,1889 in top corners. Features a large woodcut portrait of Abraham Lincoln. He is surrounded by

Four early and later reports upon the great national tragedy of the death of President Abraham Lincoln: (i) New York Tribune, New York, Saturday, April 15, 1865, black-bordered eight-page issue. On p

Lincoln Assassination and Newspaper Assortment (4) items including 'The New York Herald' from 4/15/1865 covering the Lincoln assassination; 'The Log Cabin' volume 1 #26 from 10/24/1840 published at NY

ENORMOUS BEARDLESS LINCOLN PORTRAIT [LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865) and DAVIS, Jefferson (1808-1889)]. Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. New York, March 9, 1861. Vol. XI, No. 276. 16 large 4to

Lincoln Assassination Newspaper from N.Y. Herald, dated 4/15/1865 framed in a double glass frame; on the one side article of Lincoln's assassination, other side detailing Lee's first speech, as well a

Original Wood Engraving from Frank Leslie's Newspaper Published March 18, 1865. Second Enauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President of United States, In Front of the Catipol, Washington, March 4, 1865

Includes Lincoln's assassination. Overall with frame 16 3/4" high x 22" wide. Staining and discoloration.

Abraham Lincoln Related New York Herald Newspaper Covers the End of the Civil War and the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln April 10, 15, 17 and 28, 1865, Collection of Four (4) Civil War Era

(4) Edwin Booth items; cabinet photo, postcard, engraved seated portrait, magazine page with 3 photos; Leslie's Illustrated illustration of Lewis Payne awaiting trial, a newspaper illustration of Lewi

4 Civil War Era Newspapers Including New York Herald, Assassination Of Lincoln. The New York Herald, Assassination Of President Lincoln, April 15th, 1865. North Western Times, Sept 18, 1861. The Home

Including: New York Times (NYT) Tuesday, April 4 1865, Richmond Captured; Mon April 17, 1865, Assassination of Lincoln; Friday April 21, 1865, Capture of one of the Assassins; PLUS NYT Weds July 20, 1

[Civil War] Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 2 volumes. Folio. Quarter leather over maroon boards, gilt. Containing the Years June 2, 1860 to Dec. 28, 1861; April 25, 1863 to October 8, 1864. Con

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Bound Volume 1861-1873, begins with newspaper edition dated August 31, 1861 and ends with December 6, 1873 Used condition, wear/worn, spine/cover in very poor con

Dated May 12, 1860. Together with an ad for Pabst`s Chemical Co. 2 pieces Sight size: 15"h x 10"w Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House, Salisbury, CT.

August 24, 1861 Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper / Historic Images of the Civil War / Extremely Hard to Find Original / This is a near exact copy of the Original / Multiple Photos Posted

Antique Newspaper detailing the events in New York Saturday, December 10th, 1859. Headline "Our Artist at Charlestown" alleges their illustrations are the only true and reliable illustrations

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper 1873.

Antique framed print from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Reception of the Japanese Ambassador. 37"w x 27"h

Frank Leslie’s illustrated newspaper clipping, text to left border reads ‘Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper 53’, text to lower border reads ‘Lieutenant Tompkins at the head of company B,

Lot of 1860's Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspapers -

1870s, condition consistent with age

Large, inscribed flagstaff relic from Fort Sumter, framed with a January 1861 issue of "Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper" cover depicting the removal of the US flagstaff from Fort Moultrie o

JOHN EDWIN FORBES (1839-1895) Study of sharpshooters in a bunker. Likely for Leslie's Illustrated" newspaper. Graphite on light blue-green paper. 176X228 mm; 7x9 inches, sheet. Initialed and dated "E.

President Rutherford B. Hayes signature. Two letters of thanks from President Hayes to the Governor of Rhode Island, framed with a copy of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, July 14, 1877. Illustra