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001pre: 1861 Abraham Lincoln Political Cartoon. Page from the Feb. 2, 1861 issue of Harper’s Weekly, which includes an engraved cartoon of the newly-elected President Lincoln. Lincoln is using "Union Glue" to patch a large crack in a wooden cabinet. One side of the cabinet is labeled "North," and the other is labeled "South." The cartoon is titled "A Job for the New Cabinet Maker." The remainder of the page consists of classified ads for a variety of products, from sewing machines to pistols to cures for diabetes. 11x16 in. $30
002pre: George Washington Taking Command of the Continental Army. Engraved image of Washington standing by his horse, with soldiers in the background, published in an 1875 news weekly. Title of the image is "Washington Taking Command." 16x11 in. $20
003pre: 1853 Portrait of Millard Fillmore. Engraved portrait of Fillmore from the May 28, 1853 issue of the Illustrated News, surrounded by text discussing the history of his administration. 11x16 in.
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004pre: Circa 1915 Fruit Crate Label for Washington Brand Dehydrated Apples. Handsome, red white and blue lithographed label, featuring a portrait of George Washington seated on his horse. 9x9 in. $20
008pre: Cover of Harper's Weekly dated March 16, 1889. Engraving of Benjamin Harrison titled Inauguration Number. 11x16 in. $30
009pre: Franklin Pierce at White House, 1854. Original engraving of President Pierce's Levee at the White House, Washington DC. From original Gleason's Pictorial, 1854. 16x11 in. $30
011pre: Old 1968 Campaign Poster. Nixon Is Coming!! This campaign poster for Richard Nixon was printed to advertise a stop by the Nixons in Willingboro New Jersey during the 1968 presidential campaign. The text reads "The Richard Nixons Are Coming to Burlington County, Saturday Sept. 21st. Come One, Come All and Greet the NIXONS at the Willingboro Shopping Plaza. Later that Evening the Nixons will be Driving thru Main Street, Moorestown. Let’s All Join Together in a Torchlight Welcoming at 7:45 for the Next President of the United States." The poster is printed on sturdy cardboard, and is in good condition. There is a three-inch tear downward from the top edge, but other than that there is no damage. 18x23 in. $50
012pre: 1902 Martin Van Buren. Excellent, formal portrait poduced in 1902 of the eighth president of the United States. Facsimile of Van Buren's signature appears below his image. image size: 9x12 in., with margins: 16x20 in. $70
013pre: 1869 General Washington Resigning His Commission To Congress At Annapolis, Maryland- December 23, 1783. This hand colored engraving is from the February, 1869 edition of Harpers Weekly. size: 11x16 in.
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200pre: Old Rare Portrait: George Washington, Family. This is a very large, engraved portrait of George and Martha Washington, accompanied by Washington Parke Custis and Eleanor Parke Custis. William Lee, a servant, is shown standing on the far right side. The image is titled "Washington Family." It was printed circa 1860 by Thomas Kelly of New York. It is in good condition, printed on sturdy paper. There is a barely visible crease, approx. 5 inches long, which extends inward from the top edge. The top two inches of the crease are torn but the remainder is intact. There is another small tear on the right side, which extends about 2 inches into the image. Neither the crease nor the two tears are obvious. If this item were framed, they would be barely noticeable. Over all, the image is very clean and clear. 21x26 in. $350
203pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President Zachary Taylor. Lower picture of soldiers at Okee-cho-hee dated Dec 25th 1837. Engraved by T.W. Hunt from a drawing by Brady in 1856. 10x7 in. $50
204pre: Harpers's Weekly cover dated January 10, 1914. Caricature of President Woodrow Wilson with caption "The President". Print has four small holes on left margain. 9x14 in. $20
205pre: Hand colored steel engraving of President John Tyler. Lower picture captioned "The President's House, from Washington." Engraved in 1856 by Charles Holl from a drawing by Charles Fenderich. 10x7 in. $50
206pre: Collier's Weekly cover dated February 25, 1897. Half tone of President William McKinley. Caption reads "William McKinley, The President-Elect." 11x15 in. $20
207pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President William Henry Harrison. Smaller picture under portrait shows a scene from the battle of Teppecanoe. Engraved by Franquinet and Edwards in 1856. 10x7 in. $50
208pre: March 24, 1877 cover of Harper's Weekly. Engraving shows the inauguration of Rutheford B. Hayes. Caption reads, Our New President-Taking the Oath. Drawn by L.P. Pranishnikoff from a Photograph by Brady. 11x16 in. $30
209pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President James Madison. Lower picture shows "The Burning of the Capitol by the British, 1814." Engraved by Stuart and Cook in 1856. 10x7 in. $50
210pre: Harper's Weekly cover dated March 16, 1889. Engraving of President Benjamin Harrison's inauguration. Picture captioned "President Harrison Taking The Oath of Office." Drawn by Thulstrup and Graham. 11x16 in. $30
211pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President Thomas Jefferson. Smaller picture under portrait shows, "Jefferson showing the draft of Declaration of Independence to Franklin and Adams." Engraved by Bouch and Knight in 1856. 10x7 in.
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212pre: Cover of Gleason's Pictorial dated April 8, 1854. Hand colored engraving of Thomas Jefferson above an engraving of Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson. 11x15 in. $50
214pre: Harper's Weekly cover dated Febrary 23, 1861. Engraving's caption reads, "Chantrey's Statue of Washington, Now in the State House at Boston, Massachusetts." 11x15 in. $30
215pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President John Quincy Adams. Small picture under portrait of "Treaty with the Osages." Engraved by Dubourjal and Hunt in 1856. 10x7 in. $50
216pre: Hand colored engraving from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper dated May 19, 1888. Caption reads "Sweet Spring-Time. Scene at Oak View, the Country Residence of President Cleveland - Morning Stroll of the President and Mrs. Clevland." From a sketch by J.H. Moser. 11x16 in. $50
217pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President James Monroe. Picture below portrait shows the "Public Entry of La Fayette into New York." Engraved by Stuart and Hall in 1856. 10x7 in.
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218pre: "The President of the United States and Mrs. Clevland." Engraving from a Supplement to Harper's Weekly dated June 12, 1886. 16x22 in. $80
219pre: Page from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper from 1866 published in German. Hand colored engraving showing President Andrew Johnson. 16x11 in. $30
220pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President Andrew Jackson. Picture below the portrait shows "Hermitage", the home of Andrew Jackson. Engraved by J.W. Dodge and W.J. Edwards in 1856. 10x7 in. $50
221pre: Hand colored Steel engraving of President Frank Pierce. Picture below the portrait shows a scene from the battle of Cherubusco. Engraved by J. Rogers in 1856. 10x7 in. $50
222pre: This is a beautiful large sepia tone bust portrait of Woodrow Wilson. Published by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore in 1913. There is a facsimile signature along the bottom of the portrait. 24x19 in. $150
223pre: George Washington's Inauguration Day. Beautiful hand colored wood engraving from the May 4, 1889 issue of Harper's Weekly. Page titled, The Morning of Inauguration Day, 1789. Image shows George Washington on horseback and is produced from the drawing by T. de Thulstrup. Center crease has been archivally repaired. 16x22 in. $200
225pre: 1898 Washington's Last Birthday, February 22, 1799. - From the Painting by H.A. Ogden. Hand colored half-tone published in Harper's Weekly on February 19, 1898. Picture depicts George Washington celebrating his birthday among his comrades and family as they stand in congratulatory cheer around his dining room table. 16x22in. $80
1163pre: 1850 Print: President Monroe's Birthplace. Color: Water Color. Type: Copper Engraving. Size: 9x5 in. $19
1164pre: 1896 Book: Honorable William McKinley. "Life and Distinguished Services of William McKinley and the Great Issues of 1896." By Murat Halstead, 1896. 499 pages, red cloth binding. Worn. $20