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 | An original letter refuting the Lincoln-Rutledge Legend: "... a lie out of whole cloth ..." SOLD | 2-SC-26 SOLD | |
 | One (1) hour video of the late international Lincoln artist, Lloyd Ostendorf, sketching Lincoln in the 2nd floor bedroom of Lincoln's Home at 8th & Jackson on June 17, 1990. Wagner owns all rights to video and the art work seen in the video | ||
| Original Chalk Pencil-Wash and Ink and Wash by the late Ostendorf - Sold As A Set | |||
 Beardless Lincoln, commissioned by Phil Wagner in 1988, the re-opening of Lincoln Home. |  Bearded Lincoln, commissioned by Phil Wagner in 1988, the re-opening of Lincoln Home. | Beardless Lincoln, commissioned by Phil Wagner in 1988, the re-opening of Lincoln Home. and Bearded Lincoln, commissioned by Phil Wagner in 1988, the re-opening of Lincoln Home. Sold As A Set | |
| Prints from Original Chalk Pencil-Wash and Ink and Wash by the late Ostendorf | |||
 | 'Aging of a President' on the second floor of the Lincoln Home (in Lincoln's bedroom) at 8th and Jackson in Springfield, Illinois on June 17, 1990. | ||
 | A beardless Lincoln used in the video on June 17, 1990, second floor of the Lincoln Home at 8th and Jackson.
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| Prints ~ Lincoln Portrait From Original Copyrighted Oil Painting by the Late International Lincoln Artist, Dr. Lloyd Ostendorf. | |||
 | Color print, matted and framed in walnut. Frame is 28.75" x 35.5" and print is 20.5" x 27" excellent condition. Burton Collection | ||
 | 8" x 10" black and white prints, authorized by the artist. | ||
| Prints from Original Ink and Wash by Ostendorf | |||
 | The walking 'young' Abe in Kentucky, on the Lincoln Heritage Trail, 1815. | ||
 | The walking 'young' Abe in Indiana, on the Lincoln Heritage Trail. | ||
 | Young Abe Lincoln makes his second trip to New Orleans by flatboat and stays a month, May into June, 1831.
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 | Ann Rutledge and Abe Lincoln in Athens, borrowing books at Colonel Rogers home in 1833.
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 | Young Abe Lincoln crossing Fish Trap Ford at New Salem on his way to Athens, Illinois in 1833. | SOLD OUT | |
 | The 'walking' young Abe Lincoln in Illinois on the Lincoln Heritage Trail. In new Salem, young Abe was a student, store keeper, surveyor, soldier, riverman, legislator and postmaster. | ||
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| Lincoln leaves Decatur, Illinois by canoe on the Sangamon River in 1831. | ||
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| Abe Lincoln, the Postmaster, delivering mail on the Post Road in New Salem area. | ||
 | Abe Lincoln, the Postmaster, delivering mail on the Post Road in New Salem area on the 150th anniversary of Abe Lincoln, the Postmaster. | ||
 | Celebrating Lincoln's 200th birthday at the Illinois Governor's Mansion.
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 | Idea sketch for an ink & wash art work for the Lincoln-Grant exhibit in the National Guard Museum in Washington, D.C. | ||
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| Ink art work for the Lincoln-Grant exhibit in the National Guard Museum in Washington, D.C. and The 34 page booklet was authored by Dr. Wayne C. Temple. | ||
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| Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln returning home from church. | ||
 | Lincoln on Mount Rushmore, laughing. | Available on | |
 | Lincoln cuts down a 'raccoon tree' in Athens, Illinois. | SOLD OUT | |
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| A toast by Abraham Lincoln on August 3, 1837. Long Nine banquet scene with six (6) other members of the Long Nine, which consisted of two State Senators and seven State Representatives. | ||
 | Representative Lincoln traveling by stage coach. | ||
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