ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1865 mourning crepe strand assassinated Civil War President


ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1865 mourning crepe strand assassinated Civil War President

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ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1865 mourning crepe strand assassinated Civil War President:
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Here is an approximately6\" x 8\"glossy paper ideal for framing (frame not included) that comes printed exactly as shown along with a tiny thin portion of a strand of theblack Mourning Crepe worn by Admiral C. H Eldredge as he was the Guardof Honor guarding the casket when Lincoln lay instateat the City Hallin New YorkCity on April 25, 1865. Italong with other tiny thin strand portions, has been trimmed from a very little piece of the Mourning Crepe we purchased along with full documentation, some of which is shown abovebut is not included in this sale. This is a very tiny thin strand piece butextremelyrarepiece from one of the darkest and saddest timesin the history of TheUnited States and has been adhered (fully glued) to the glossy paper display. Each tiny thin strand portion will vary slightly but the portion you will receive will be similar to what is shown above.SHIPPING:
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1865 mourning crepe strand assassinated Civil War President:
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