[New York: Currier & Ives, 1861-1863?]. Folio lithograph broadside, oblong 18" x 13-1/4." A few vertical folds with a closed tear along the end of one fold [no loss; expertly repaired on verso with archival tape]. Light spotting and wear, Good+. John Bull, representing Great Britain, holds a large clump..... More
New York: Currier & Ives, 1867. Folio lithograph broadside, oblong 11" x 15." Mrs. Lincoln, Robert, Thaddeus, and President Lincoln sit around the table, Lincoln holding and reading a book. Uncolored. Toned, short closed blank margin tear [no loss], blank verso spotted. About Good plus. A post-assassination lithograph which became..... More
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[n.p. 1896?]. Broadside, 5.5" x 12". Printed in black ink using several different typsettings. Tanned, minor edgewear. Very Good. Charles J. Ives [1831-1906], the son of a farmer, became president of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern [B.C.R.N.] Railway. This self-made railroad mogul opposed Free Silver policies of William Jennings..... More
np: Currier & Ives, nd [1850s?]. Illustrated, handcolored broadside. Oblong 14" x 17-3/4. Light margin spotting and several shallow closed margin tears [no loss]. Light blank corner chipping. Old matting remnant on blank verso. Faint blindstamp in lower left margin, which reads, "In Aid of the Ladies of Mount Vernon..... More