Fremont – Cochrane Political Broadside, 1864 by

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Lincoln Presidential Campaign Political Broadside 1864 Abraham Lincoln Presidential Campaign Political Broadside titled, "The Two Roads to Peace!," Choice Extremely Fine.

Rare 1" diameter gilt stamped brass Gault frame back-to-back ferrotypes. Observe features a depiction of Fremont wearing his General's uniform in a bust-length half profile pose flanked by federal shi

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Political Campaign Broadside "THE PLATFORMS" Republicans in Baltimore and the Democrats met in Chicago 1864 LINCOLN & JOHNSON versus McCLELLAN & PENDLETON, Political Presi

Hand-colored lithograph published by Currier & Ives, titled "Grand Banner of the Radical Democracy / for 1864". Features jugate portraits of General John C. Fremont and General John Cochrane contained

Political 1864 Lincoln Presidential Election Connecticut Broadside Requesting Civil War Soldier's Cast Absentee Ballots Presidential election July 27, 1864-Dated Civil War, Broadside headed, "Address

Political "The Four Traitors" Dorr Rebellion Political Broadside c. 1845, Highly Illustrated Graphic Political Broadside titled, "The Four Traitors," Relating to the Dorr Rebellion of Rhode Island, Fr

Horse and rider. Several creases w/ some wear consistent w/ age. Sze: 5" x 17"

Irish-American Political Broadside .- Goff (J.L., Philadelphia-based publisher) The Eviction: A Scene from Life in Ireland, large vignette with 10 columns of verse below by Mrs O'Donnovan-Rossa, litho

Political Republican Political Broadside Regarding The Sanctity of the American Sabbath Threatened with Free Whiskey ! Nov. 1, 1887-Dated, Political Broadside, headed: "Headquarters Republican County

Irish-American Political Broadside.- Smith (William, Philadelphia-based printer and publisher) Speech of Robert Emmet, Esq., delivered at the Sessions House, Dublin, letterpress with large hand-colour

Irish-American Political Broadside.- Smith (William, Philadelphia-based printer and publisher) Protest Against the British Government, broadside with large lyre decorated in clovers and two angels, te

painted poster on wood, 29"x20"

A lot consisting of four items of political and related history including: Small 1876 locally produced Connecticut Republican broadside for Rutherford B. Hayes for President; Undated printed broadside

JOHN FREMONT POLITICAL LEADER ETCHING/PRINT. SIGNED. A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

Capt John Smith, Home Rules, Plain Truths, Retrenchment, Firewards, Citizen's Party etc 12 inches (and under) Condition: Good to fair

1886 Republican and Democratic Tickets, an undated Straight Labor Ticket, and a Prohibition Ticket. Together with a Workingmen's Party handbill and a news print of Gov. Greenhalge. 12 x 4 1/2 inches C

Political March 4, 1842 Dorr Rebellion Political Broadside in Support of a State Constitution for Rhode Island March 4, 1842-Dated, Rare Dorr Rebellion Broadside in support of a State Constitution for

(1860 ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN) CHARLESTON DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Rare political broadside, "List of Delegates to the Charleston Convention", [n.p., ca. late April, 1860], a list by state of the sev

Vincent Jean Baptiste Chevilliard (French, 1841-1904), "Election Time," small oil on panel painting depicting a priest in black frock reading a series of political broadsides pasted to the side of a b

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1836 Martin Van Buren Political Campaign Broadside Plus News Received Just After the Battle of the Alamo & More August 1, 1836-Dated, Newspaper Printed, Political P

1864 BROADSIDE PRICE FIXING MERRIMACK COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE ATTORNEY LAWYER FEES 1864 BROADSIDE PRICE FIXING MERRIMACK COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE ATTORNEY LAWYER FEES Description 1864 BROADSIDE PRICE FIXING

Broadside.- Political satire.- Anonymous (active 1780s) The cackling of the geese; or, The grand entry of Jacky C⁂* into the city, Involuntarily led in by the Talbot Junto, satire on John Crewe'

Good original condition.

CIVIL WAR ERA POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BROADSIDES, LOT OF FOUR comprising "IS THE WAR A FAILURE?", with printed quotes from General Grant, General Seymour, General Sherman, and General Dix; "WHAT GENUINE DE