This campaign slogan is firmly associated with Herbert Hoover’s presidential bids, ... An 1864 presidential campaign medal with Abraham Lincoln's portrait. | Heritage Images/GettyImages.

Campaign slogan for: Abraham Lincoln in 1864 Though this may sound more like something you’d find written on a souvenir kitchen towel from a ranch gift shop, it’s actually Abraham Lincoln’s ...

News; Nation; Abraham Lincoln artifacts to be auctioned to pay off foundation’s debt May 21, 2025 Updated Wed., May 21, 2025 at 9:24 p.m. Then Gov.-elect Bruce Rauner of Illinois walks through ...

A page from a childhood workbook. Remnants from the campaign trail. The small cuff button he wore on the night he died. These yellowing relics offer a glimpse into the legendary life of President ...

The Lincoln Presidential Foundation is in debt, so it is putting more than 100 of its artifacts up for auction. The collection’s original owner is “appalled.” ...

so the lincoln drum was created for abraham lincoln for his campaign in 1860. it was made using a rail that he actually had split himself. and from the way it’s described in old journals, ...

In 1840, the campaign of William Henry Harrison introduced campaign themes and accompanying paraphernalia (miniature log cabins) and slogans (“Tippacanoe and Tyler, Too”).

Abraham Lincoln's token was issued by the Republican Party during the American Civil ... symbols, conveying ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity. Similarly, tokens and medals bearing political ...

Lincoln and Hamlin The Library of Congress. One theme one can notice with a lot of presidential campaign posters is the ‘dual portrait’ of both president and vice-predential hopefuls. While it may ...

Written by Alexander Coffman Ross, it shared its title with one of William Henry Harrison's campaign slogans. ... Abraham Lincoln. At the time of the 1864 US presidential election, ...