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	"Get a good ready," by Lincoln.	29-SC-22
	"All the little Colt revolvers would have grown into horse pistols."	29-1-58
	Lincoln telling a joke to a group of friends. SOLD	30-SC-20
	"Better give your path to a dog than be bitten by him."	30-1-50
	Books - From Page 5 of Cliff Hangers SOLD OUT	30-1-51
	Open Door Day for President Lincoln.	31-1-52
	Attorney seeking advice from Lincoln.	31-1-53
	"Don't swap horses when crossing a stream."	31-1-54
	Lincoln quote, "Every man must skin his own skunk.”	32-1-49
	Lincoln quote, "Hold on with a bulldog grip."	32-1-47
	Lincoln quote, "I ain't greedy 'bout land, I only want jines mine!"	32-1-55
	Lincoln quote, "I feel like a man letting rooms at one end of the house while the other end is on fire."	33-1-48
	Lincoln quote, "I call these weekly receptions my public opinion baths."	33-SC-19
	Two rotund and proud congressmen annoyed President Lincoln.	34-1-57
	Mrs. Lincoln brushing the President's hair.	34-1-59
	Lincoln had very little schooling.	34-1-70
	Lincoln quote " Like an ox jumped halfway over the fence."	35-1-56
	Mentor Graham asked Lincoln if he could write.	35-1-69
	Lincoln quote, "My politics are short and sweet, like an old woman's dance."	35-2-39
	Lincoln quote, "No man is so tall as when he stoops to help a child..."	36-1-68
	Lincoln quote, "That blower can compress the most words in the fewest ideas of any man I ever knew."	36-1-67
	Lincoln was asked if a certain neighbor was a man of means.	36-1-66
	President Lincoln describes his height.	37-1-65
	Lincoln, the match maker	37-1-63
	Lawyer Lincoln responds to a young rival attorney.	38-1-62
	Lincoln swaps his wit and humor for folk songs by Ward Hill Lamon.	38-SC-18
	Lawyer Lincoln's stove pipe hat served as his briefcase. Breezy days were a hazard.	38-1-61
	Lincoln quote, "Bends their ears."	39-SC-17
	Reply given to Attorney Lincoln by the old Quaker witness in court.	39-1-60
	Cliff Hangers and Down to Earth Sayings by Lincoln and Other Common Folks	40-1-34
The following ink art works by Lloyd Ostendorf in 1990 were used to illustrate chapters in the book Cliff Hangers and Down to Earth Sayings by Abraham Lincoln and Other Common Folk.
	Straight from the horse's mouth	41-1-44
	Fits like a saddle on a sow (shows a farmer saddling a pig)	41-1-43
	Sly as a fox	41-1-40
	Stubborn as a mule	41-1-39
	Comfortable as an old shoe	42-1-38
	Biggest duck in the puddle	42-1-42
	Mad as an old wet hen	42-SC-21
	Barking up the wrong tree	42-1-46
	By the grapevine	43-1-45
	Straight from the horse's mouth	43-1-41