Abraham Lincoln Election Ticket - 1864

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, November 4, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news, and wonderful advertising with several eng

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, November 4, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news, and wonderful advertising with several eng

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, July 29, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news and wonderful advertising with several engravi

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Election Ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, November 4, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news, and wonderful advertising with several eng

Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson election ticket published in The Caledonian, St. Johnsbury, Vermont, July 22, 1864. Several articles on Civil War news and wonderful advertising with several engravi

1864 OHIO UNION ABRAHAM LINCOLN ELECTION TICKET 1864 ballot cast in Harden, Ohio (penciled over, original type reads Belmont County) Union Presidential Ticket for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson.

Abraham Lincoln 1864 Election Ticket. Original Lincoln Union Presidential Ticket dated November 8, 1864. A Miami County, Ohio, Union Presidential Ticket for the 1864 election listing Abraham Lincoln f

Original 1864 ticket for Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson election

Two original tickets from Darke County, Ohio, for the presidential election of November 8, 1864, 3 x 7.75 and 2.75 x 5.25, headed, "Union Presidential Ticket" and "National Democratic Ticket." The fir

(Abraham Lincoln) 1809-1865) 16th President. 2 ¾” x 7 ½” ballot from the 1864 presidential election, Franklin County, Ohio, Union Presidential Ticket, November 8, 1864. “For President, Abraham

[LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-1865)]. Ephemera associated with Lincoln's life and political career. A group of 2 Ohio "Union Presidential Tickets for the November 1864 election, featuring "For President, Ab

1864 Newspaper Lincoln Election Booth Killed. Lincoln related two newspapers: November 4, 1864 “The Rochester Evening Express” showing Abraham Lincoln/Andrew Johnson ticket on front page; and the

Two duplicate 4to handbills issued by the National Union Executive Committee, Astor House, New York City supporting the re-election of Abraham Lincoln. Each boldly headed "The Two Roads to Peace! How

Heading: (Lincoln, Abraham - Nevada election ticket) Author: Title: Election ticket for Abraham Lincoln and the Regular Union Ticket, with portrait of Lincoln. Place Published: Austin, Nevada Territo

One Union Presidential ticket with Lincoln/Johnson, one for Montgomery County Ohio. Dimensions: Larger: Paper: H 5.25" x W 3.25" Condition: Some fading and foxing.

Three Pro-Lincoln Civil War Letters During 1864 Election A fantastic collection of three Civil War letters discussing the 1864 election between incumbent Abraham Lincoln and General George B. McClella

Lot includes 2 different original 1864 Presidential Tickets featuring Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. Largest is 10" by 3". Some edge wear. Very Good

This is an original and rare United States 1864 San Francisco presidential campaign ballot for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. The reverse contains a depiction of the 1864 naval battle between the

Lincoln & Johnson Pair of Presidential Election Tickets Comprised of: 1) California Union Ticket headlining Abraham Lincoln of Illinois for President and Andrew Johnson of Tennessee for Vice Presi

1860 paper ballot from Massachusetts. Headed "Lincoln & Hamlin / Ward 6 / Republican Ticket." Features an engraving naive portrait of Abraham Lincoln flanked by flags, torches and lanterns, signed in

Union Presidential ticket for Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. Originally printed for Wayne county, Ohio. Wayne as been crossed off in pencil with "Darke" written above. Clean ticket with only mino

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Lincoln Presidential Election Connecticut Broadside Requesting Civil War Soldiers Cast Their Absentee Ballots Presidential election July 27, 1864-Dated Civil War, Broadsid

Complete copy of ‘The Independent’, 8pp., New York, Nov. 10, 1864, reporting on Abraham Lincoln’s re-election, with the headline: ‘The Presidential Election. Abraham Lincoln Re

Interesting version of an 1864 ballot. One of the more scarce versions, with an inscription on the reverse that states, "Lincoln is elected darling, and without my vote, which I woulda gladly have giv