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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
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Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
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1861
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Hamlin, Hannibal, 1809-1891
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Lincoln-Hamlin political banner
Drawing of the Front Parlor of the Lincoln Home
Political Medallions, depicting ferrotypes of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin
Commemorative Coin, depicting Lincoln and slogans
Drawing of the Sitting Room of the Lincoln Home
Commemorative coin, Lincoln and the "All-Seeing Eye
Commemorative Coin, depicting Lincoln as railsplitter and friend
Drawing of the Rear Parlor of the Lincoln Home
Lincoln-Hamlin political banner
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Handsewn Lincoln-Hamlin banner, resembling a reversed U.S. flag. 13 red & white stripes alternate, beginning and ending with white. Dark blue field in upper right corner. Printed on middle white stripes: "Lincoln/And/Hamlin". L 77 1/2" x W 43".
Drawing of the Front Parlor of the Lincoln Home
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Drawing of the Front Parlor of the Lincoln Home, facing west, as it appeared in late 1860 or early 1861. Published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on March 9, 1861.
Political Medallions, depicting ferrotypes of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin
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Brass raised ring encircling back-to-back ferrotypes of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. Ring has hole at top for hanging, cross-hatching and raised letters & edges. Ferrotypes: unbearded Lincoln (taken Feb. 1860 - Cooper Union), Hamlin in dark suit. Obverse: "Abram Lincoln Free Soil & Free Men" Reverse: "Hannibal Hamlin Free Speech" Diam 1 1/8" x H 1/16".
Commemorative Coin, depicting Lincoln and slogans
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Copper coin showing Abraham Lincoln and slogans. Profile of Lincoln, beardless, facing right, inscriptions around rim. Back has laurel wreath around slogan & inscriptions along rim, on bottom is engraver's name. Obverse: "Abraham Lincoln Born Feb.12.1809" Reverse: "Republican Candidate 1860/No More/Slave/Territory" Diam 1 1/4" x D 1/16".
Drawing of the Sitting Room of the Lincoln Home
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Drawing of the Sitting Room of the Lincoln Home, facing south, as it appeared in late 1860 or early 1861. Published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on March 9, 1861.
Commemorative coin, Lincoln and the "All-Seeing Eye
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Copper coin showing Lincoln and the "all-seeing eye." Beardless Lincoln facing right, inscriptions around rim. "JDL" under shoulder. Back has eye with heavy eyebrow, rays radiating out with inscriptions around rim. Obverse: "Abraham Lincoln/1860/Republican Candidate For President" Reverse: "The Union Must And Shall Be Preserved". Diam 1 1/4" x D 1/16".
Commemorative Coin, depicting Lincoln as railsplitter and friend
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Copper coin with Lincoln, railsplitter and friend. One of first coins struck during campaign. Beardless Lincoln facing right, inscription & decorative border along edge. Back: tall man wields mallet while other holds wedge into trunk of tree, log cabin in background. Obverse: "Hon. Abraham Lincoln, 1860" & engraver's name under shoulder. Reverse: "The Railsplitter of the Wes...
Drawing of the Rear Parlor of the Lincoln Home
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Drawing of the Rear Parlor of the Lincoln Home, facing east, as it appeared in late 1860 or early 1861. Published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on March 9, 1861.
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