On Varied Aspects of Abraham Unco/n's Ufe and InteNsts. Edited by Douglas C. McMurtrie. Chicago: Black Cat PICSS, 1936. Pp. 161. 300 copies were printed, design & typography by Norman W. Forgue. First series.

McMurtry, R. Gerald. The Kentucky Uncolns 011 MHI Creek. Harrogate, Tenn.: Department of Lin­colniana, Uncoln Memoria! University. 1939. Pp. viii + 78. library has: no. 168 for 250 copies. Copy signed by the author.

Pell, Weldon. /Il The Presence of Abraham UnCO!I/. Harrogate. TN: linco!n Memorial VnivClsity, 1973. Pp.l04. A select vlew of some of the vast and rare collections of lincoln and Civil War materials at the Lincoln MemOlial University, Cumberland Gap, Harrogate, Tennessee. Library has: 2 copies.

Poetr; and PfOSt) by A. Uncoln.

Powell, Julia Mygatt Flashlights of Abraham Uncoln. los Angeles: Angelus Pub. Co., 1921. Pp.92.

Rankin, Henry Bascom. Intimate Characlor Sketches of Abraham !.inco/n. Foreword by Ida M. Tarbell. Philadelphia: J. B. lippincott Company, 1924. Pp. 344. Has 1\ photogravure portraits.

Record of the Res/oration of New Salem. New Salem State Par'K.

Riddle, Donald Wayne. l.inco!n Runs For Congress. New Brunsl'.-'ick: Rutgers Vniv. Press, 1948. Pp. ix + 217. A publication of the Abraham Lincoln Association, Springfield, III.

Ross, Harvey Lee. Lincoln'S First Years III Illinois: A Reprint of 'Early Pioneels and Pioneaf Evenls". Introduction, annotations and chronology by Rufus Rockwell Wilson. Elmira, NY: Primavera Press, 1946. Pp. xxxvii + 72. library has: no. 1530f550 copies.

Sandburg, Carl. Abraham Linco/n. New York: Scribner's, 1940, 6 vo!s. Contains: v. 1·2, The Prairie Years; v. 3·6, The War Years, Sangamon edition. Library has: vol. 1 only.

Sandburg, Carl. IJncolll Coilector: The Story of Oliver R. Barrell's Great Ptivate Collection. New York: Bonanza, 1960. Pp. xvi + 344,

Shir!ey, Ralph. A Silort Life of Abraham Uncoln New York: Funk~. Wagnalls Co .. 1919. Pp.188.

Stem, Philip Van Doren. The Man Wilo Killod Uncoln: The Stor; of Jolio Wilkes Booth and His Parlin The Assassillation. New York: R.andom House, 1939. Pp. vii + 376. Map on lining-paper. Biblio­graphy tipped in.

Stimmel. Smith. Personal Reminiscences of Abraham Unco!n. Introduclion by ElITorrance. Minneapolis: W. H. M. Adams, 1928. 1 vol. This filst edition

printed and bound at the Riverside Press in Cambridge, Massachussots is limited to five hundred numbered copies, Library has: no. 206, 365.

The Table Talk of Abraham LlilCO/1l.

Truett, Randle Bond. Lincoln In Pili/alely. Washington: s,n., 1959. Pp. 35. library has: 2 wpies.

Turner, James William. Oil Abla/lam Linco/n's Trail From Hodgenville To Splillgfield: Containillg Narratives Written With A Special View To lIistorical Accuracy. Evansville, Ind.: Turner Publishing Company, 1930. Pp. 256.

Mernoribilia:

lincoln Memorial on cent inserted into medallion. Copper and aluminum; 3 ern. dia. Front .... "Keep me and never go broke" Back -- "U's name indicates its character, The lincoln National Life Insurance Company"

Medallion. Bronze; 6.5 Col. dia.

Front -- Uncoln's Gettysburg Address Centennial 1863 1963. Shows Uncoln giving address at GeU)lsburg.

Back .- Soldier helping faHen comrade with 'The world will lillie nole nor long remember what we say here bot it can neverforget what they did here."

24 Sandburg's Lincoln mint proof medallions I The Franklin MinI. Solid sterling silver; 4.5 em. dia. Limited edition. Fitted book form (26 x 29 COl.),

leather bound and embossed in gold leaf. Medallion, Melal set in plastic casing; casing 9 cm.

square, medallion 4 em. dia. Has relief of Lincoln 'wah malice toward none. with charily for all.'

Medallion. Bronze in plastic case: casing 12 x 9 em., medallion 7 em, dia. Head of Abraham Uncoln, Illinois, Land of lincoln, Pavilion New York World's Fair, 1964-1965, Seal of the State of Illinois.

The Emancipation Proclamation. Facsimile #16 from National Archives dated Washington, 1950. 30 x 47cm.

Map of birthplace and course of life 01 Abraham Lincoln also of funeral cortege. ca. 28 x 13cm.

Paper weighl, rectangle with 4 pennies inserted I from the lincoln Nat'onal Ufe Insurance Co, Plastic; 9.5 x 7 Col.

2 Lincoln r',lemofial one cent coins i 1959. Copper; inselted in cardix)ard display. 15 xl 0 em.

Round plastic paperweight; 6 ern. Contains picture 01 General George B. MeCleliean (see letter to Harold Holler dated May 2, 1995).

UNITED STATES DISRTRICr COURT

EASTERN DIS'I'RICT OF CALIFORNIA

rrlU~ SHEIUULL HALBERT

IJINCOLN COLLECTION

The United States Courthouse Circuit Library

501 I Street • Firs! Floor Sacramento, California

THE HONOHABLE SHRIUULL [IALBERT 1901-1991

United States Distl'ict Judge

The late Judge Sherrill Halbert was appointed to the federal bench in September of 1954 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. 17rom 1954 to 1961. Judge Ilalbert was the only federal judge sitting full time in Sacramento, then a divisional office or the Northern District of California. When the Eastern District of California was cre· ated Oil March 18, 1966, Judge Halbert was one of the three original judges serving the newly formed district. 'raking senior statns in 1969, Judge Halbert continued to hear cases until his retirement from the bench in 1985.

Throughout his lifetime. Judge Halbert was a great admirer of Abraham Lincoln and. over the years. he acquired a comprehensive and valuable collectioll of the works and writings of the Great Emancipator. The Lincoln Collection contains hundreds of writings, letters, manuscripts, bOOKS, medallions, photos and other sig­nificant historical elements of the lite and work of Lincoln. The entire collection \vas a personal gift to the McCieorge School of Law by the Halberts. who were major benefactors of that institution. llaving displayed portions of the complete collection over the years, the school has graciously loaned the Lincoln Collection to the United States District Court in hopes that it may be enjoyed by the public.

The Lincoln Collection is prominently displayed in the library foyer of the new federal courthouse in Sacramento and can be viewed during the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.IIl., Monday through Friday.

by the special correspondents and reporters of The Philadelphia Daily Inquirer, expressly for this edition.

Warren, Louis Austin. Lincoill's Parentage & Childhood: A Histoty of The Kentucky Linco/Ils Supported By Dowmentaty Evidence. New York: The Century Co, 1926. Pp. xv t 392.

Memorabilia:

8ust oWneoln I by Thomas Holland, c1967. lost wax bronze on walnu! base; 29.5 ern.

Medallion. 8ronze; 7.5 em. dia. Fran! -- 'V'Iitl1 malice toward none, with charity for ali.-; 8ack - 'This medal was stuck for the Grand Arm>' of the Republic in commemoration of lhe 100th anniversary of the birth of Abraham lincoln"~

Medallion. Bronze; 6 em. dia. Front -- Lincoln's head and dated 1309 ·1865; Back - Emancipation Proclamation Centennial Commemoration 1909

Medallion. Bronze; 4.5 em. d!a. Front·- 'May 10, 1369, Presidency of U.S. Grant, The Oceans United by Railway' Back - 'Medal series of the U.S. MinI" 'Ever; mountain silall be made low"

2 medallions. Unidentifiable male rial; 2 em. dia. 1. Lincoln in front, flags In back 2. Grant on one side, Lincoln on other side

Medallion. Bronze; 6 em. dia. Front ...• Abraham lincoln Back ,,·1809·1909 'With malice toward none. with charity for ail."

Photo. Framed: 17 x 24 Col. Inside Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.).

Photoo! Lincoln's Tomb (Springfield, Ill.) Black & White; 17 x 25.5 em.

China plate showIng Lincoln's Springfield home. 6 em. dia. Plate has sunburst effect on edges.

Cachets from Poor Richard Press celebrating life of Abraham Lincoln 100 years ago. 1939. 1940. Includes order forms for both years.

TheAbranam Lincoln 125thAnniversary Memorial Folio; 27 x 36 em. Postal Commemorative Society, April 14,1990. Various U.S. postage stamps depiding Abraham Uncoln that have been issued.

CONTAINED IN CASE #4: Abrallam Uncoil). Carl Sandburg.

Abra/lam Lillco!1) & His Last Restillg Place: A teilflel Published For Distribution At Tile Nalioflall.rilcoln MOllument In The City of Springfield, IlltilOis. Compiled by Edward S. Johnson. Springfield, III,; State Journal Co .• Printers, 1910. Pp.25.

An Autobiography of AbraiJam Uncoln. Barondess, Benjamin. Tllfoo Uncolll Masterpieces:

Cooper Institote Speech, Gettysburg Address, Second Inaugural. Preface by David C. Mearns. Charleston, W. Va.: Education Foundation of West Virginia, 1954. Pp. j + 156.

A Conciso Uncoln Dictionary.

Tila Face of Unwin Studio Book. Complletl and edited by James Mellon. New York: Viking Press, 1979. Pp. 201. Photographic portraits accompanied by texts consisting of Lincoln's written and spoken words interspersed with eyewitness descriptions of the man.

Hamilton. Charles and lloyd Ostendorf. Lincofll III Photographs: An Album of Every KlloWIl Pose. [ReVised od.] DajiOn, Ohio: Morningside. 1985. Pp. x + 421. First ed. published in 1963.

Hill, Frederick Trevor. Lincoln, Emancipator of The Nation: A Narrative His/Oly of Uncoln's Boyhood and Manhood Based On His OWIl ~tntillgs, Origillal Research, Official Documents, and Oilier Authoritative Information New York: D. Appleton & Company, 1928. Pp. xiv t 284.

Howells, William Dean. Ufe of Abraham Lincoln. Springfield, III.: Abraham lincoln Association, 1938. Pp. xvii t 94. The facsimile is 01 a part of Samuel C. Parks' copy of the orIginal edition, which has title: 'Lives and Speeches of Abraham lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin," Columbus, Oh., Fotiett, Foster & Co.: 80ston, Crosby, Nichols, lee & Co., 1860. Manuscript note on verso of portrait: 'This life of lincoln was corrected by him for me, at my request, in the summer of 1860, by notes in his hand writing in pencil, on the margin ... ,. Isigned and dated] Samuel C. Parks. Kansas City. Mo., May 22ml, 1901. This edition .,. conSists of tNc!ve hundred and fifty copies, of whid, seven hundred and flfly copies are resorved for Ihe members of the Abraham Lincoln Assoc1ation and five hundred copies are for sale. On title page: "This wmpaign biography corrected by tile hand of Abraham Lincoln in the summer of 1860 is reproduced here with careful attention to the appearance of the origina! volume.

Jonos, Thomas iI. J. Wrlkes Booth: All Accoullt of His Sojourn In Sou/hem Mary/an(/ After T/w Assassination of Abraham Un coin, His Passage Across Tile Potomac. and His Dealil In Virghria. Chiwgo: Laird &Lee. 1893. Pp. 126. Republished 1955 by The Society For The Restoration of Port Tobacco, Inc. Ubrary has: no. 194.

Uncoln Group Papers: Tile Ten Addresses D/J!/,'ered l3efore Tile Lincoln Group of Chicago, 1934·1935,

Cowgill, Frank Brooks. Appeal To Posterity and Olher Religio·Pattiotic Verse. Foreword by Ralph G. lindstrom. SJ.: The Lincoln Fei!owshipofSoutllem California, 1941. Pp. 39. First edition. One hundred and Iwo copies of this bookie! were printed by the Instilute Press, Gardenia, California. Library has: no. 29, with author's autograph.

Cowgill, Frank BrOOKS. Columbia's Martyr. Alld Othor Uncoln Tributes. SJ: The Lincoln Fellowship of Southern California, 1941. Pp.40. One hundred and Iwo copies ... were prin1ed by the Institute Press, Gardenia, California. librar/ has: no. 29, with author's autograph.

Current, Richard Nelson. Speaking of Abraham Unco!n: Tile Mallalld lIis Meaning For Our Times. Urbana: University of !!Iinois Press, 1983. Pp. 196.

Dittenhoefer, Abram Jesse. How We Elected l.lilCOIIl: Personal Recol/ections of UnW/1l and Mell of His Time. New York: Harper & Brolhers, 1916. Pp. 94. Abram Jesse Dltlenhoefer was a campaigner for lincoln in 1860 and a Uncolrl elector in 1864.

Drinkwater, John, Abraham Lillcoln: APtey. Introduction by Arnold Bennett. Bostol1: Houghtol1 Mifflin Company, 1919. Pp, 112. library has: 3 copies.

Eliot, Alexander. Abraham Uncola: All liIuslrated Biography. New York, NY: GaUery Books, 1985. Pp. 159. A Bison book.

Gore, J. Rogers. The Boyhood of A/Hallam Lincola. louisville: The Standard Printing Co., 1921. Pp. 316.

Gridley, Eleanor. Tile StolY of Abraham Lin colli: Or, The Journey from The l.og Cabin To TIle While House. SJ.: $,n., 1900. Pp.334.

Handlin. Oscar and lilian Handlin. Abrailam Lillcolo and The Unioll. The library of American Bigoraphy. Boslol1: lillie, Brown, 1980. Pp. x + 2()4. An Atlantic Monthly Press book,

Hart, FrankEn 'N. Abrailam Lincoln: Till) Great Commoner, Tile Sublime Emancipator. Pasadena, Calif.: Press of Pasadena Star·News. 1927. Pp. 274. Inscribed.

Howells, William Dean. Ute of Abraham Utlwln. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1960.1 vol. "This campaign biography cortected by the hand of Abraham Lincoln in the summer of 1860 is reproduced here With careful attention to the appewance of the original volwne,"" ,title page.

Linco!n. Abraham. 'j\ Ilouse Divided Against Itself Cannot Sland'. Introduction by Douglas C. McMurtrie, Chicago: The Black Cal Press, 1936. Pp. 29. Tho te)(t of this celebrated speech as originally written. paragraphed, italicized & proofread by its author, printed in its entirely for

tile first time since its contemporary publica lion. DeEvered on the occasion 01 Uncoln's nomination for U.S, Senator.14() copies ... have been printed from linotype Garamond on ivory wove Normandy vellum, title page decoralion by Calvin Brazelton, designed by N. W. F.

tincoln and His Amelica /809·1865: IVilil Tile Words of Abraham Lincoln, Arranged by David Plowden and the editors of the Viking Press; foreword by John Gunther. New York: Viking Press, 1970. Pp.352,

Lincoln's OWII Stoties. Collected and edited by Anthony Gross. Garden City, N.Y.: Garden City Pub. Co" 1926. Pp. vii + 223.

Meserve, Frederick Hill and Carl Sandburg. Tile Photograplls of Abrailam Unco/n. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1944. Pp. 78. Contains: "The Face ofUnco!n" by Carl Sandburg; "F rederick Hill Meserve" by Carl Sandburg; "The Photographs of Abraham Lincoln" by F. H. Meserve. Originally privately printed in early 1900s. Supplemen1s with additional mounted photographs also privately printed, 1917·1955. library has: 2 copies and supplements 1·2,4 in a folder.

Power, John Carroll, HislofY of Tile Eatly Selllers, Sangamoll County, Illinois: "CenlenlliBI Record". Springfield, III.: E. A. Wilson & Co., 1876. Pp, 797. Author was "assisted by his wife, Mrs. SA Power; linder the auspices of the Old SeHiers' Society."

Raymond, Henry J. lIistory of the Admillistration of President LillcollJ: Including His Speeches, I.etlers, Addresses, Proclamations, and Messages, Wilh a Preliminary Sketch of His Ufe. New York: J. C. Derby & N. C. MHier. 1864. Pp.496.

Redway, Maurine Wholton and OOloth)' Kendall Bracken. Marks of Lincoln 011 Our l.an(/. New York: Hastings House, 1957. Pp.121.

Richards, John Thomas. Abraham Unco/a: Tile i.al'lyer·StalesmBIl. Boslon: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1916. 1 vol. Included is "Gems of Though! From Unco!n' and "lincoln's Cases in the Illinois Supreme Court and the United States Supreme Cour\." library has: 2 copies.

Tile Tllal of Tile Assassins and Conspirators AI 11'<lsilinyioll Cily D.C, May and JUlle. 1865. For Tile Murder Of President Abraham Lincoin: Full of l.IIus/raUve Engravings, Being A Full and Verbatim Report of Tile TestimollY of All TIle Witnesses Examined In The Wilo!e Trial, l¥!til TIIO Argument of Reverdy Joilnson On TlIO JUlisdic/iOll of Tho Commission. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & BroHle[s, 1865. Pp. 210. Prepared on the spot

'fIlE LINCOLN COLLECTION 'fhe following items are on display for public viewing ill the United Stales

CONTAINED IN CASE #1 Abm/wm Lincoln Said. July 1834, to November 7,

1860.

Barrett, Joseph Harlwell. Ufe of Abtallam lJIlCO!1l (of lIIillois): With a COlldensed View of I lis Most Important Speeches; Also a Sketch of the Life of HBl1llibal Hamlill (of Maille). Cincinnati: Moore, Wifstach, Keys, 1860. Pp. viii + 216.

80x, Edward. Tile Mallin tile Wllile House: A 8it For TllOugflt for Every Day In tile Year Ahead. Mcrion, Penn.: Swastika, 1929. Pp. 13.

Brooks, Noah. Abraham LiIlCOill: A 8iogmphy For Young People. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892. Pp. 476.

Carr, Clark E. Linco/n AI Gettysburg: An At/ciress. Chicago: A, C, McClurg & Co., 1906. Pp. 92. Author's facsimile aulograph.

Gordy, Wilbur Fisk. AI)raham Linwin. Heros and Leaders III American History. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1917. Pp. xv + 266,

Harris, Thomas Mealey. Assassil1aliofl of Lincoln: A llistolY of Tho Groat Conspirators 8y A Military Commission. Boston, Mass.: American Citizen Company, 1892. Pp.424,

Holland, J. G. Ufe of Abralmm Lincoln. Springfield, Mass,: G. Bill, 1866. Pp. 544.

His/ory and Evidonce of the Passage of A. Uncoill from Harrisburg, PAlo Washing/Oil D.C. 22nd + 23rd February 1861.

Lincoln's Devotional. Introduction by Carl Sandburg.

The Lincoln Yoarbook. Compiled by WRice lorant, Stefan. Lincoln: A Picture Story of lIis Ufe.

New York: Harper, 1952. Pp.256.

I.oran!, Stefan. Uncoln: A Pic/ure Story of lIis Ufe. New York: Harper, 1957. Pp.304.

Meams, David Chambers. Tile Uncoin Papers: Tile SIOI), of Tile Collection. Willi Seieclioos To July 4, 1861. Introduction by Carl Sandiltlrg. Garden City. N.Y.: Doubleday, 1948. 2 vols. The selections consist chiefly of letters and memoranda to Abraham Unco!n Irom the Hobert Todd Linco!n Collection in the Library of Congress. Library has: 2 copies.

Morse, John Torrey. Abraham Uncoln. American Statesmem series. Boslon: Hougl1ton Miffiin Company, 1893. 2 vols.

Newton, Joseph Fort. Lincoln and Hemdon. Cedar Rapids. la.: The Torch Press, 1910. Pp.367.

Oldroyd, Osborn H. Tile Assassillation of Abraham Lincoln: Flight, PurS!lit, Capture, and Punisilment of Ihe COllspimtors. VVashingtoo, D.C.: O. H. Oldroyd, 1901. Pp. viii J. 305.

Tile One liundrodtil Anniversary of Ihe Second Inauguration of A Lillcoio. 1965·1965.

Power, John Carroll. History of Tile Early Sottlers, Sangamoil Counly, Illinois: 'Coll/enllial Record'. Springfield,lIl.: LA. Wilson & Co" 1876. Pp,797. Author was "assis1ed by his wife, Mrs. SA Power; onder the auspices of tile Old SeWers' Society."

Randall, Huth Painter. Lincoln's SOilS. Boston: little, Brown, 1955. Pp. 373.

Sandburg, Carl. Alira/wm Lincoln. New York: Scribner's, 1940. 6 'lois. Contains: v. 1·2. The Prairie Yeats: '/. 3·6. The War Years. Sangamon edition. Ubrar]' has: vol. 1 only.

Sandburg, Carl. Abraham Lincoin: Tile Prairie Yoars and tilo WBr Years, New York: Harcourt Brace, 1954. Pp. xiv t 762.

Sandburg, Carl. Lincoin Coliuclor: Tile StOIY of Oliver f? i3Brrett's Great Pfivate Collectioll. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1949. Pp. xvi + 344. Library has: no. 814 of 2425 copies, autograpt1eo by author.

Sheppard, Hobert Dickinson. Abrai1am UnwllJ: A Character Sketcll. Milwaukee, Wis.: H. G, Campbell Publishing Co., 1899. Pp. 116. Has anecdotes, characteristics and chronology. On cover: Twe stories of great Americans.

Smith, Samuel George. Abraham Lincoln Hero Series. v.3. Cincinnati: Jennings & Pye, 1902. Pp.31. The address in this booklet, with five otl1er, are published in book form vnder the title of 'Retribution, and other addresses", by Samuel G. Smith. and Ihe 'Words of Uncoln" are taken from "Abraham Unwin'" by D. D. Thompson.

Stodd,lrd, V{lham Osborn. Abra/lam Lincoin: Tile Tme Story of A GrealUfo: Showing The IlIller Growth, Special Training, and Peculiar Ftlrwss of Ihe Man For His Work. New York: Fords, Howard & HuiiJell. 1885. Pp.508. On spino: Abraham lincoln: The Mall and the 'Nar·President

Stunner, Guy Lynn, Meot Abraham /Jncolfl: Profiles of Tile f'rairi() President. Chicago, III.: Abraham Uncoln Book Shop. 1946. Pp. 78.

The Tria! of Tile ASSBssills arld Conspirators At ~11)slliflgtoll Cily D.C., Mily and JullO, 1865, For The Murder Of President Abraham Unwin: Full of

Illustrative Engravings, Being A Full and Verbatim Repori of Tile Teslimony of All The Witnesses Examined In The Wilole Trial, WillI Tile Argument of Reverdy Johnson On The Jurisdiction of The Commission. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 1865. Pp. 210. ·Prepared on !he spot by the special correspondents and reporters of The Philadelphia Daily Inquirer, expressly for this edition.

Whipjl!e, Wayne. Tile Story·Ufe ofUncoln: A Biography Composed of Five Hundred True Stories Told 8y Abraham Lincoln and His FTiends. Philadelphia: J. C. Winston Co., 1908. Pp. xii + 708. Selected from all authentic sources, and fitted together in order, forming his complete life history.

Memorabilia: 24 medallions I by the Lincoln Mint. Silver & oxodized

blonze; 4 cm. dia. each. Shows Ure of Uncoin. Displayed in 2 leather cases (18x24 em. each) containing 12 medaUionseach. Limited edition no. AI43.

Medallion. Bronze; 7.5cm. dia. Front - Lincoln's rellef Back - "Inaugurated President of United Slates March 4, 1861, Second term March 4, 1865, Assassill<1led April 14,1865"

Medallion. Bronze; 7.5 em. dia. Fronl-Abraham Lincoln President of the United States, 1862 Back - relief of Indians and settlers

Medallioll. Bronze; 6.5 cm. dia. Front -Abraham Uncoln with dates February 18. 1809· April 14, 1865 Back - 'With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in !he right as God gives us to see the righi, let us strive on to finish the work we are in."

Medallion. Metal set in wood casing; casing 11 em. square, medallion 8.5 COl. dia. Has "with malice toward none, with charity for all:

$10 Confederate bill $20 Confederate bill 55 Confederate bill

Ashtray. Glass convex; 10 x 12 Clll. Hlinois land of lincoln. Uncoln's face with stars and blue as background.

Bookmark with portion of GeUysburg Address; 4 x 15 em.

Bookmark with portion of Ge!!syburg Address; 4 x 15 cm. Placed in bookmark greeting card; 9 x 13 ern. Inside greeting card - signatures of Stewart McClelland, Robert l. Kincaid, R. Geral McMurtry.

CONTAINED IN CASE #2 Abraham Lincoln: His SpeecJles and ~'1tillngs. Preface

by Carl Sandburg. TheAmerican Heritage Century Coliection of GMI War

Arl. Edited by Stephen W. Sear; foreword by Bruce Canon. New York: American Heritage Pub. Co., 1974. Pp.400. Illustrations originally appeared in "Battles and leaders of the Civil War', published 1887·88.

Baker, Jean H. Mary Todd Lincoln: A Biography. New York: Norlon, 1987. Pp. xv + 429.

Blooming/on I/Iinois Republican Convention, May 29,1856.

Dodge, Daniel Kilham. Abraham Lincoln: Masler of Words. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1924. Pp. x t 178.

Eberstadt, Charles. Uncoln's Emancipation Proclamalion. New York: Duschnes CraWford, 1950. Pp.50. TexlofEmancipation Proclamation insertedbelweenp.l0and 11. Two hundred coples printed. Includes facsimites of sevatal editions of the proclamation, as well as the texl of the 'preliminary proclamation", library has: no. 64 of 200.

Freedman, Russell. Lincoln: A Pholoblography, New York, N.Y.: Clarion Books, 1987. Pp. 150. Photographs and lext Irace the life of the Civil War President.

Hapgood, Norman. Abraham Lincoln: The Man of Tile People. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1909. Pp. xiii t 433. library has: 2 copies.

Hill, Frederick Trevor. Uncoln Tile l.awyer. New York: Century Co., 1906. Pp. xviii + 332.

Horan, James David. Mathew Brady: Historian WillI A Camera. Picture collation by Gertrude Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1955, Pp. xix t 244. Includes a pictorial bibliography of Brady pictures. Autographed by the author for the members of the Civil War Book Club.

Kunhard!, Philip B. A New Birth of Freedom: UncolnAI GeltysbtJ(g. Boston: little, Brown, 1983. Pp. vii + 263.

laughlin, Clara E. The Death of Lincoln: The Story of BooI/l's PIol, His Deed and The Penalty. New Yofk: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1909. Pp. x + 336. Illustrated from photographs.

Lincoln CenlennialAssociation (Springfield, III.). Uncoln CentennialAssociationAddresses. Springfield, III.: The Association. Delivered at Uw annual banquet held at Springfield, Illinois, commemorating Ihe anniversary of !he blrth of Abraham Lincoln. library has: 1911. Copy 2 binding varies fronl copy 1.

Tile Uncoln Tribute Book: Appreei8tions By Statesmen, and Poets At Home and Abroad, Together WillI A l.incoln Centenary Medal From Tile Second Design Made For The Occasion By Roine. Edited by Horatio Sheafte Krans. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 1909. Pp. Ix + 146.

lorant, Stefan. Lincoln: His Ufe In Photographs. New York: Duen, Sloan and Pearce, 1941. pp. 160.

lowry. Thomas. Personal Reminiscences of Abra/lam Lincoln. london: Privately printed, 1910. Pp. 31.

luhrs, Henry E. Lincoln At Tile Wills Home and The Gellysburg Address, November 18·19, 1863. Shippensburg, Pa.: The Lincoln Publishers, 1933. Pp. 20. library has: 2 copies. Copy 1 is limited ed., no. 202 of 225 copies; Copy 2 (2nd printing).

Power, John Carroll. Abraham Uncoln: /lis Ufe, Public Services, Death and Great Funeral Cortege, Willi A His/ory and DescriptiOIl of The National Lincoln Monument, With An Appendix. Chicago: B. W. Rokker, 1889. Pp.458. library has: 3 copies.

Randall, Ruth Painter. Mary Lincoln: Biography of a MarTiage. Boston: little, Brown, 1953. Pp. xiv + 399.

Sandburg, Carl. Abe Lincoln Grow Up. Illustrations by James Daugherty. New York: Harcourt, Brace & ' World, 1956. Pp.222.

Sandburg, Cart. Abraham Lincoln: The War Years. New YOlk: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1939. 4 'lois.

Starr, John William. Lincoln's l.ast Day. New York: Stokes, 1922. Pp. tOO.

Steers, Edward, The Escape and Capture of John V/ilkes Boolh Illustrations by Joan lee Chaconas. Brandywine, Md.: Marker Tours, 1984. Pp. 33. Cover title: The Escape & Capture of John Wilkes Booth. Although the text is unrevise<l from the 1983 ed., there are many changes in the illustrative portion, and Ihe cover is new.

Tarbell, Ida M. fie Knew Lincoln. New York: Phililips & Co., 1909. Pp.39.

Tarbell, Ida M. The Life of Abraham Lincoln: Drawn From Original Sources and Containing Many Speeches, Lellers and Telegrams llitherlo Unpublished, and //Iustrated With MallY Reproductions From Original Paintings, Photographs. et celera. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1917. 2 vo!s.

Warren, I.ouis Austin. Abraham Lincoln: A Concise Biography. Fort Wayne,lnd.: The Uncoin Natiollal life Insurance Company, 1934. Pp.22.

Warren, louis Austin. Abraham Uncoln, A Concise Biography. Fort Wayne, Ind.: The lincoln Natiollal life Insurance Co., 1934. Pp. 18.

Memorabilia: Bust of Lincoln I signed by B. Rogars, 1974. Gesso

with copper finish; 33 cm. Bust of lincoln. White marble; 10 em. Medallion. Brooze; 6.5 cm. dia.

Front - Lincoln's head and the words "The Emancipato,.; Back - 1863·1963 Centenary Emancipation Proclamation

2 medallions. Unidentified material; 2 em. dia. Front -lincoln; Back - on has Grant, other has Washington

Medallion. Bronze; 8 em. dia. Fronl- lincoln 1809-1865 'With malice tmvsrd none, with charity for all:; Back·~"A House Divided", "The Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University 1963"

lithograph of Linco!n. Oval framed; 15.5 x 20 em. Photo negative. Glass; 1 COl. dla. Note on envelope:

'Judge Halbert, picture of lincoln, found in box of old coins:

lincoln family drawing. Paper; 20 x 25 COl. Published by Moore & Annin. Placed in sheet protector.

33 1/3 RPM single record in original cardboard envelope. ""Vall Disney presents Great Moments with Mr. lincoln" offICial souvenir record from the New York World's Fair.

tetter opener with full figure of lincoln as handle. 27 em.

Pair of bookends with lincoln's head. Cast brass; 16 • cm.

Scroll rcllef of lincoln's head with pen to bollom left " have never had a feeling politically thai did not spring from the sentiments embodied in the Declaration of Independence. Metal; 5 x 9 em.

CONTAINED IN CASE #3 Abraham lincoln's Speeches. Angle, Paul M. <Here I Have Lived": A His/ory of

Lincoln's Springfield, 1821·1865. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1950. Pp. 313. library has: 2 copies.

A Portrait of Al. in letters by his oldest son. Bates, David Homer. Uncoln in the Telegraph Omce:

Recollections of tile United Stales Military Telegraph Corps Outing the Civil War. New York: The Century Co., 1907. Pl>. 43.

Carpenter, F. B. Six MonlhsA/ The White /louse With Abraham Lincoln: The Story alA Picture. New YOlk: Hurd and Houghron, 1866. Pp.359.

Tile Collected Works of Uncoln. The A.t. Association: Springfield. Illinois. 9 vols.