Abraham Lincoln 16th President

OPP-016

The Official Portrait

8" by 10"
Soft Gloss Photo Paper

$15.95

PIC-013

Lincoln Debate

The debate with Steven Douglas brought Lincoln much newspaper coverage
7 1/2" by 18"

$25.95

1865 Abraham Lincoln
20" by 30"
$39.95
Many Sizes on LincolnStore

PIC-020

1862 Abraham Lincoln
20" by 30"
$34.95

PIC-016

PIC-012

Abe and Tad
One of the only pictures ever taken with a family member
12" by 18"
$25.95

PIC-009

Cooper Union Picture
This is the speech that made Lincoln a real National Figure
12" by 18"
$25.95

Lincoln & Hamlin

Campaign poster from the 1860 election
20" by 30"
$34.95

PIC-010

Abe & Tad T-Shirt

Abraham Lincoln and son Tad Picture was taken in the White House
$14.00
Place Size in Comment Box

The White House

Collection

All in Stock

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Dinner 10 3/4" $64.95 DIS-016
Dessert 7 3/4" $43.95 DIS-016
Cup & Saucer $59.95 DIS-016
Round Box 4" $41.95 DIS-016

LINCOLN IN CHAIR
Made of Brass and come in a pair 6 3/4 inches High
(Extra 6.00 Postage)
$139.00

Lincoln at Gettysburg
Paperweight made of Brass
4 1/4 inches High
$24.95

Lincoln Log Cabin
Paperweight made of Brass
3 1/4 inch high
$29.00

Abraham Lincoln
Paperweight
Bank
$29.95

Lincoln Bust
Hand painted bronze finish
High fired Bisque
14"Bust for $195.00

This is a 20 inch high three-dimensional bust in a high fired bisque. Hand painted bronze patina.
LINCOLN BUST
Price: $500.00

Mr. Lincoln

Bronze limited edition of 25
Size 20" x 12" x 10"
$4,200
(6 to 8 weeks delivery)

(Not available at present)

Lincoln Bookend

Stone Cast Bust

8 inches High and 4 1/2 inches wide at the base.
Comes in White or Bronze

$49.95 White

$69.95 Bronze

LINCOLN HISTORY

Abraham Lincoln was born to parents Thomas and Nancy Hanks Lincoln in the new log cabin they had purchased in December of 1808. Thomas paid cash for the home in Hodgenville, Kentucky called the Sinking Springs Farm. **586 1/2 acres** Our 16th President was born February 12, 1809. Two years later the family would move to the Knob Creek farm near by. Indiana and Illinois would also be home in the next 17 years. Abraham's first home after he left home at age 19 would be New Salem. He would stay there and work at many jobs. Store clerk, store owner, surveyor, politician, postmaster, laborer, and many others. The study of law was one of the last things he did in New Salem. After passing the exam to practice law in Illinois, he moved to Springfield to practice there. The Lincoln Douglas debates of 1858 during the Senate Race, would place Lincoln's name before the entire nation. A speech at Cooper Union, New York and a picture by Mathew Brady would again place his name and face before the country again. In Chicago, at the Republican Convention, He was selected by his party to run for the Presidency in 1860. Taking office on March the 4th, 1861, President Lincoln would become the 16th President and the First Republican to ever hold that office.