Stephen Douglas - Portrait and 1860 Pamphlet

Comprises 1.) Waist-length, 3/4 profile, portrait of Stephen A. Douglas imprinted at bottom "S. A. Douglas." [3-5/8" H x 2-3/8" W]. Surface abrasions, creases, and age-toning. 2.) Pamphlet titled "Dou

Life of Stephen Douglas, Senator From Illinois. An 1860 Campaign Biography. Derby & Jackson, Chicago, 1860. 5 1/4" x 7 3/8", 187 pp., original cloth, light wear, portrait frontis with tissue guard. Do

Glazed cotton flag printed in blue "For President / Stephen A. Douglas / Vice President / Herschel V. Johnson". Blue field at top left bears a bust-length portrait of Douglas in a 3/4 profile pose con

Two copies of the Political Debates of Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A Douglas, copyright 1860. Published by Follett, Foster and Company and includes ads in the front from some of their other

19th c Portrait of American Statesman Stephen Douglas (AM 1813-1861) Oil on canvas- Attributed to Stephen Douglas Volk (AM 1856-1935) (also known as Douglas Volk - A Nephew of Stephen Douglas who is k

Blue silk ribbon imprinted "Douglas and Johnson / The Union Now and Forever", featuring a bust-length, 3/4 profile, portrait of Stephen Douglas. [6 3/4" H x 2 1/4" W]. Minor horizontal stain at upper

Political Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglasearly printing with line above publisher's namePublished by Follett, Foster & Co., Columbus, Ohio, 1860pasted in newspaper art

1860 Life of Stephen Douglas Abe Lincoln Debates Slavery United States Politics Since the beginning of American politics, few debates have been as famous as the Lincoln-Douglas debates in 1858. These

Rare chromolithograph portrait of Stephen A. Douglas, orator, political adversary of Abraham Lincoln, and US Senator. Chromolithography was an innovative technique that allowed the mass production of

Political Debates Between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas. 1st Ed., Later Issue, 1860. The book is a compilation of seven debates that took place between Lincoln and Douglas during th

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame back-to-back ferrotypes. Each side of frame stamped with the name candidate corresponding to their portrait and dated "1860." Frame holed at top for suspension.

[DOUGLAS, Stephen (1813-1861)]. Democratic National Ticket. [Massachusetts], [1860]. "Douglas and Johnson" ticket of the northern wing of the Democratic Party for the 1860 Massachusetts elections for

Stephen Douglas Life & Public Services of Abraham Lincoln 1865 Books. 1860 Book - Good Condition, slight wear, 1865 Book - loose pages and torn binding. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview

Political Debates Between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Published by Follett, Foster & Company in 1860, First Edition with three advertisements before title page. "...In the Celebr

FIRE THE SALUTE! ABE LINCOLN IS NOMINATED , The Republican National Convention May 1860 as reported by newsman and muckraker Murat Halstead. Murat Halstead description of Stephen Douglas has gone down

1860 Ferrotype political pin for Stephen A. Douglas for President on one side and Hershel B. Johnson for /vice President on other, overall length 2", 1" dia., Provenance, Robert Tess Collection, Warsa

Lincoln Book Assortment (13) volumes including 'Political Debates Between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas', published by Follett, Foster and Co., Columbus 1860, gilt stamped cloth, re

Political Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, In the Celebrated Campaign of 1858, in Illinois; Columbus: Follett, Foster and Company. 1860

Lithograph titled at bottom "'Taking The Stump' or Stephen In Search Of His Mother." Depicts all four 1860 candidates, including Bell and Breckinridge, as well as outgoing President James Buchanan. St

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame back-to-back ferrotypes. Each side of frame stamped with candidate's name corresponding to their portrait. Frame holed at top for suspension.

1" diameter gilt stamped brass frame back-to-back portrait ferrotypes. Robust frame bears a repeating cornucopia wreath design. Each portrait bears the corresponding candidate's name imprinted in-the-

Edwin James Douglas (British, 1848, Edinburgh, Scotland-1914, Thakenham, Sussex). Portrait of a Collie, 1918. Oil on canvas, signed on the reverse with artist's name and dates, (34 x 46 inches). Frame

Ca. 1860 New York Tribune pamphlet with copy of candidate Abraham Lincoln's speech at the Cooper Institute February 27, 1860 that propelled Lincoln to the White House, also Presidential National Ticke

Illinois Senator Stephen Douglas Autograph Signature. Cut free frank signature mounted in matte display with copied photo of the senator. Overall 11 x 14.5 inches. Clipping is 1.5 x 3.5 inches, on per