Antebellum presidential politics as seen by an Ohio

Huge Collection on Vintage Presidential Politics Pins Tin Pieces

69 Leather Bound Easton Press Volumes, dealing with Presidents / Presidential Politics, to include: The Works of John Adams (2 vols), James K. Polk (2 vols), James Monroe, Truman (2 vols), An American

together with a Christmas card from George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush; including Carl Sandburg's "Abraham Lincoln (6 vol.)" and two Eaton Press books: The Theodore Roosevelt Treasury" and "Woodrow Wil

1859 1ed Bartlett Presidential Candidates Politics Fremont Jeff Davis Douglass This ‘Presidential Candidates’ by Bartlett is a collection of prominent candidates for the presidency in 1860. This 1

Lot of 7. Enamel cufflinks featuring the Seal of the President of the United States. Housed in original clamshell case. -- Playing cards featuring the Presidential Seal and the facsimile signature of

Over 200, including Civil War (Gettysburg, Soldier's Home in Dayton, Ohio), presidential (including memorials), outdoor (including hunting), battleships, Galveston, Texas flood damage, San Francisco e

Unusual example of a type we have not seen. Clay. Ohio.

Original 1864 Union Presidential Ticket with the scarce original stamped envelope. Housed in a double sided frame. Ticket is 7" by 3". Frame is 16" by 14". Excellent

Dealers' Lot of 10 Pcs, Presidential, Supreme Court, Politics & Notables A group of ten pieces signed by presidents, first ladies, supreme court justices, politicians, and notables in history. The

Lot includes a 1864 Union Presidential Ticket, a small broad side with the lyrics for "We are Coming Father Abraham 600,000 More" and lyrics for "The First Army Corps at the Battle of Gettysburg July

Red and blue printed 1864 ticket, along with Sag-Harbor Express newspaper clipping, and printed copy of Lincoln and John Hickman speeches given at the Cooper Institute in New York City on February 27,

1864 Montgomery Co., OH Union Presidential ticket for Abraham Lincoln for President and Andrew Johnson for Vice President, mounted with tiny tacks with part of it loose so we photographed the back, 9"

Lady Liberty with a sword marked "Union" is primary on the ballot displaying Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson's names, candidacy, and home states of Illinois and Tennessee (respectively). Printed li

[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

(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

Outstanding Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Ohio Union Presidential Ticket for election on November 8 1864. In very nice condition with minor toning and fold shadows. Hard to find in better conditi

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

Presidential Spoons: as seen in photo

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

American - 1915 - 4.5" Long. The "Hairy" Buffalo, probably by Ober Mfg. of Ohio is seldom seen. This example with red accents at its mouth and nostrils.

Pleasant watercolor painting of Northern Kentucky across the Ohio River as seen from the overlook in Mt. Adams, done by Rookwood artist Martin Rettig. Nicely detailed with houses and a church seen alo

Four (4) 1864 Presidential Ballots. 1st-3rd items: Three (3) 1864 Republican Presidential election ballots, from Ohio soldiers voting in the field, Abraham Lincoln ñ Andrew Johnson, one depicting Lad

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

1973 1st Fear and Loathing Campaign Trail 1972 Thompson Politics President Nixon Presidential candidate McGovern ran against, and lost to, Richard Nixon (an arch-nemesis of Thompson's), and Thompson w