ABRAHAM LINCOLN BLACK RIBBON FUNERAL RELIC

Lincoln Abraham Abraham Lincoln Mourning Ribbon Worn at his 1865 Funeral [ABRAHAM LINCOLN], Funeral Mourning Ribbon, May 4, 1865, Springfield, Illinois. 2.675" x 6.25", white lace and bla

Details: Abraham Lincoln, custom display featuring a swatch of fabric removed from a large American flag which hung on Lincoln's funeral train during the duration of its stop in Indiana while en route

Abraham Lincoln: Strands of Hair & Funeral Train Relic. Framed display that includes "Authentic Strands of Abraham Lincoln's Hair, Together with a Piece of the Actual Flag Which Hung From Lincoln's Fu

Abraham Lincoln Mourning Ribbon Pleated black satin mourning cockade with a wide black satin inverted "v" cut extension, 2.5” x 10.5”. A small oval sepia bust portrait of President Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln Related Original 1865 Abraham Lincoln Decorative Ferrotype Photo Mourning Badge on Black Silk Ribbon with Top Brass Clasp c. 1865 Abraham Lincoln Assassination Period, Ferrotype Photo

Abraham Lincoln Related 1860 Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin Campaign Silk 1860 Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin Silk Presidential Campaign Ribbon, Black Print on Silk, "Beardless" Abraham Lincoln

Comprises 1.) Black and white silk ribbon featuring a bust-length, 1/2 profile, vignette portrait of Abraham Lincoln surmounted by a silk rosette with the printed title "Officers and Clerks of the Sta

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865)]. Lincoln mourning cockade.  2 1/4 in. dia. black mourning cockade with white ribbon at center, mounted to note with period inscription, "Badge worn at time of mourn

Abraham Lincoln Related Scarce President Abraham Lincoln "Mourning" Ribbon c. 1865 Civil War Era, President Abraham Lincoln Assassination Silk Mourning Ribbon, "We Mourn Our Country's Loss.", Black an

A fine Lincoln relic, a lock of a few tiny strands of his hair presented with a fragment of the flag that hung from his funeral train displayed in a 22 x 18 in. decorative gilt frame. The lock of hair

Abraham Lincoln three framed groups of funeral related items: first frame: 1) stevensgraph mourning ribbon, produced by Thomas Stevens of Coventry, England 2) Bishop Matthew Simpson token 3) obsequies

1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Memorial Print; Fine tinted portrait of President Lincoln, tastefully encircled with a black and white wreath, wrapped in patriotic red, white, and blue ribbon which reads; "JUSTI

Lot includes 1865 Sermon-Death of President Lincoln, 1879 Relyea print Funeral Car of President Lincoln, 2 1909 centennial ribbons, a 1905 Lincoln Party Ribbon, and a Mogul Cigarette silk. The Relyea

President Abraham Lincoln Funeral Addresscirca 1865the front reads: "Funeral Address, Delivered at the Burial of President Lincoln, At Springfield, Illinois, May 4, 1865. By Rev. Matthew Simpson,

Rare and Scarce Circa 1865 Official Order of Funeral Procession of Abraham Lincoln's Funeral. This three page document was issued by Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, giving the instructions for the pro

Albert Ruger, artist. Funeral Car used at the Obsequies of the late Pres. A. Lincoln at Columbus, O. April 29th 1865. Cincinnati, OH: Ehrgott, Forbriger & Co., [1865]. Title and publication informatio

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Lot includes a 10" by 5" silk ribbon depicting Abraham Lincoln. Above the portrait it has his famous quote "With charity to all, with malice toward none". Underneath is the Federal Shield with Union F

Black History April 1862 Abraham Lincoln Satirical Political Cartoon on the "District of Columbia Compensated Emancipation Act" April 1862-Dated Civil War Period, Satirical Black History and Slavery R

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

Silk Fragment from Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Train Flag Measuring 0.25" x 0.5", Indianapolis, Indiana, Ca. April 30, 1865. A small piece of red and white silk, taken from a larger, 36-star flag, used

1866 1ed Obsequies Abraham Lincoln Funeral Valentine Emancipation Proclamation “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.” ― Abraham Linc

This is a piece of one of the interior flags of one of the funeral train cars. All known info is on the informative text under the photo.