94. BOYD (ANDREW). A Memorial Lincoln Bibliography: being an account of Books, Eulogies, Sermons, Portraits, Engravings, Medals, etc. Illustrated. Royal

8vo, cloth, uncut.

Albany, 1870

* Presentation copy from the Author, with inscription and A. L. S.

95. BOYD (ANDREW). A Memorial Lincoln Bibliography: being an Account of Books, Eulogies, Sermons, Portraits, Engravings, Medals, etc., published upon Abraham Lincoln. 4 photographs inserted. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Albany, 1870

96. BRADFORD (REV. B. F.) A Discourse delivered in the First Congregational Church in Niagara City, in honor of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Buffalo, 1865

97. BRADLEĖ (REV. C. D). A Reprint of a Sermon preached two Sundays in succession, containing Remarks upon the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Albany, 1869 * Of this reprint only 4 copies were issued.

98. BRADLEE (REV. C. D.). A Sermon for the Church of the Redeemer, Roxbury, Mass., preached Sunday, April 23, 1865. 8 pp. 8vo, half morocco. n. p.―n. d.

* Exceedingly Scarce, only 10 copies were printed. Inserted is an A. L. S. by the Author to that effect.

99. BRAKEMAN (REV. N. L.). A Great Man Fallen. Sermon preached at Baton Rouge, La., April 23, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. New Orleans, 1865

100. BREESE (REV. J. T.). The Martyred President. A Poem. 8vo, half morocco.

101. BRIGGS (GEORGE W.). Lincoln. Svo, half morocco.

102. BROADSIDE.

BROADSIDES.

[Milwaukee, 1874]

Eulogy on Abraham

Salem, Mass., 1865

Programme to be observed on the Reception of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln, President Elect of the United States, on his arrival in Philadelphia, Feb. 21, 1861. Folio (6 x 16 inches). Phila.: King and Baird, 1861

103. BROADSIDE. The President to General McClellan. Washington, Aprii 9, 1862. 1 p. 4to (9 x 7 inches).

* An open letter addressed to Major-General McClellan and ending: I beg to assure you that I have never written or spoken to you in greater kindness of feeling than now, nor with a fuller purpose to sustain you so far as in my most anxious judgment I consistently can. But you must act."

104. BROADSIDE. LINCOLN ODER MCCLELLAN? und die Deutschen in Amerika. By Franz Lieber. 1 p. 4to (9 x 12 inches). N. Y. Loyal Publication Society, 1863

105. BROADSIDE. POLITICAL Broadside of the National Union Ticket. For President Abraham Lincoln; for Vice President Andrew Johnson. The remainder of the ticket follows. Ornamented and printed in blue, with a large American flag at the top, in colors. About 32 by 48 inches (mended in the folds). Phila. King & Baird [1864]

106. BROADSIDE. POLITICAL Broadside of the National Union Ticket. For President Abraham Lincoln; for Vice President Andrew Johnson. Names of other candidates follow in order. Ornamented and printed in blue, with a large American flag at the top, in colors. About 32 by 46 inches. Phila. King & Baird [1864]

107. BROADSIDE. POLITICAL Broadside. Fraud confessed by New York Democratic State Agents. . . . Dead Soldiers made to vote for McClellan . . . (see confessions of Ferry and Donahue, in Baltimore, Oct. 27 and 28). About 32 by 48 inches. Phila. King & Baird [1864]

...

108. BROADSIDE. Inaugural Address of Abraham Lincoln. March 4th, 1865. Printed in red and black, within a fancy red border. 1 p. 4to (13 x 16 inches). Phila. [1865]

109. BROADSIDE. Suratt (photograph). Booth (photograph). Harold (photograph). War Department, Washington, April 20, 1865. $100,000 REWARD! THE MURDERER of our late beloved President, Abraham Lincoln, is still at large. $50,000 Reward will be paid by this Department for his apprehension, in addition to any reward offered by Municipal Authorities or State Executives. $25,000 Reward will be paid for the apprehension of John H. Surratt, one of Booth's Accomplices. $25,000 Reward will be paid for the apprehension of David C. Harold, another of Booth's accomplices. Liberal Rewards will be paid for any information that shall conduce to the arrest of either of the above named criminals, or their accomplices. All persons harboring or secreting the said persons . . . will be treated as accomplices . . . . and shall be subject to trial before a Military Commission and the punishment of DEATH. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War. (Descriptions of Booth, Surratt and Harold.) Photographs of Surratt, Booth and Harold at top of broadside. Folio (12 x 24 inches), mounted on linen.

* EXTREMELY RARE. FINE COPY. Not to be mistaken for the following lot. No record appears of the sale by auction of the above Broadside, and it is not mentioned in the large collections, except the Boyd, from which Mr. Lambert obtained this copy. Though the type of this broadside differs entirely from the following lot, its substance is the same, with the addition of the three portraits at the top and a note at the bottom: "NOTICE-In addition to the above, State and other authorities have offered rewards amounting to almost one hundred thousand dollars, making an aggregate of about TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS." Five small holes on the folds have been skillfully repaired.

110. BROADSIDE. War Department, Washington, April 20, 1865. $100,000 Reward. The Murderer of our late beloved President, Abraham Lincoln, is still at large. $50,000 Reward will be paid by this Department for his apprehension. $25,000 Reward will be paid for the apprehension of John H. Surratt. $25,000 will be paid for the apprehension of David C. Harold. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War. Folio (12 x 23 inches). FINE COPY.

111. BROADSIDE. LEWISBURG Chronicle, Extra. Awful Assassination! The Nation in Mourning. Our Noble President is Dead!! Seward Mortally Wounded. Frederick Seward also Assassinated. 1 p., narrow folio. Saturday Morning, April 15, 1865.

112. BROADSIDE. Chief Marshal's Orders for the Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln at Philadelphia, April 21, 1865. Folio (8 x 17 inches), mounted on linen. Phila. 1865

113. BROADSIDE. WE MOURN our Loved and Martyred Guide! Large portrait in center, surrounded with two black borders. 1 p. (19 x 24 inches).

No place or printer's name [1865] 114. BROADSIDE. Abraham Lincoln. Born, July 12, 1809-Died, April 15, 1865. 3 quotations from Shakespeare; black border. 4to, slightly torn at folds. [Bost.] 1865

115. BROADSIDE. In Memoriam. Good Friday-Passion Week-MDCCCLXV. Poem of 7 stanzas, signed by A. J. H. Duganne, surrounded by a memorial border showing scenes from Lincoln's life. 4to, cardboard. 1865

n. p.,

116. BROADSIDE. Abraham Lincoln's Funeral March, in Memory of a Country's Martyred Father, by Wm. Wolsieffer. Published by Louis Meyer, 1323 Chestnut St., 1st door below the U. S. Mint. For Sale here. Price 35 cents. 1 p. (12 x 19 inches).

117. BROADSIDE. Golden Sayings of Abraham Lincoln. Engraved tinted portrait of Lincoln in centre, and ornamental border. Folio, 17 x 22 inches, small tear repaired.

Oneida, N. Y. D. P. Mann & Co., Printed in N. Y. 1865 118. BROADSIDE. Lincoln. Born Feby. 12, 1809. Ours the Cross, His the Crown. Assassinated April 14, 1865. Decorated memorial stone and weeping figure. Printed in colors. Folio, 14 x 19 inches. N. Y.: H. H. Lloyd & Co. [1865] 119. BROADSIDE. President Lincoln's Farewell Address to his Old Neighbors, Springfield, February 12, 1861. In black border. Folio, 14 x 19 inches.

N. Y. American News Co. [1865] 120. BROADSIDE. The Nation's Loss. A Poem on the Life and Death of Lincoln by Rev. Peter W. Brister; and the Emancipation Proclamation. 1 p. folio, folded and bound in. 8vo, half morocco. n. p.―n. d.

BRONZES.

Including two Life Masks, Casts of the Hands, Statuettes, and Bas-Reliefs.

121. BRONZE Cast of the Life Mask made by Volk in 1860. Signed on the lower edge "L. W. Volk, fecit, 1860." Smoothly shaven face showing part of the neck and a small portion of hair on the forehead.

* This mask is very well known. The correspondence between Volk and Major Lambert is contained in one of the following lots.

(See Illustration.)

122. BRONZE CAST of Lincoln's right hand, closed and holding a section of broom-handle, cut for the purpose. With inscription "A Lincoln. L. W. Volk, fecit, 1860." Life size.

123. BRONZE CAST of Lincoln's left hand, closed. With inscription on the end: "A. Lincoln. L. W. Volk, fecit, 1860." Life size.

124. BRONZE BUST of Lincoln; without beard. About life size, mounted on a base of green marble. A plate on the back contains the following: "Modelled from life by Leonard W. Volk, Chicago, 1860." Replica.

125.

*This is perhaps the most satisfactory portraiture we have of Lincoln in his prime, without a beard, and showing his strong and well-modelled chin.

VOLK (LEONARD W.). 4 A. L. S., from Mr. Volk to Major Lambert, in regard to a replica of the Lincoln life mask and casts of the hands; A. L. S., from Douglas Volk and the Century Co.; Article by Volk from "Century Magazine, etc." Bound in 1 vol. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top.

126. BRONZE CAST of the Life Mask made by Clark Mills in 1865. Not signed, but with inscription on the top Abraham Lincoln, 1865."

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*This mask with the beard, made shortly before Lincoln's death, and the earlier one by Volk with smoothly shaven face, offer an interesting contrast.

127. BRONZE BUST of Abraham Lincoln; with a beard, broad low collar and evening clothes. Signed on the back, Geo. E. Bissell, Sculptor, 1893. Cast in bronze by E. Gruet, Jeune, Avenue de Chatillon, Paris. Height 16 inches.

128. BRONZE BUST of Lincoln; with beard, life size or a trifle larger. George E. Bissell, Sculptor. Cast by The Gorham Co. and copyrighted, 1904. About 31 inches in height.