CDV of President Lincoln with Tad — 1865 — In a handmade, solid wood frame Abigail Adams Nicely framed and ready to

Nicely framed and ready to hang

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The 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery Regiment was organized in Washington

Fitted with a Plume & Atwood Nutmeg burner

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CDV of President Lincoln with Tad — 1865 — In a handmade, solid wood frame Abigail Adams Nicely framed and ready toUpdated at 10: 16 pm on April 4: This has been sold. A carte de visite of Abraham Lincoln and his son Captioned "President Lincoln and his son Thaddeus. The last Photograph the President sat for." Published by G. F. Bouve & Co. [from Gardner's negative]. This portrait was one of five taken at Alexander Gardner's Washington, DC studio, on February 5, 1865, in what would be the final formal studio session Lincoln would ever sit for. This example has the