Subscription list for William E. Marshall's engraving of Abraham Lincoln, ca. 1866.

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Subscription list for William E. Marshall's engraving of Abraham Lincoln, ca. 1866.

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A printed book provided by Ticknor & Fields, publishers of Boston, Mass., for individuals to subscribe to purchase William E. Marshall's engraved portrait of President Lincoln. Prints ranged in price from $5.00 to $20.00. At least one page has been torn from this volume, and there is only one page on which people inscribed their names. The first name on the list is Richard S. Ely of Hartford, Connecticut.

1 volume.

Connecticut Historical Society

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