Orginals ~ Abe Lincoln Collectibles ~ Abraham Lincoln ~ Lloyd Ostendorf


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	An original letter refuting the Lincoln-Rutledge Legend: "... a lie out of whole cloth ..." SOLD	2-SC-26 SOLD
	Diorama of Lincoln making his first speech the 3rd time he ran for the Illinois Legislature.	5-1-86
	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	8-5-35
Original Chalk Pencil-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. SOLD	6-1-71 SOLD
	A beardless Lincoln used in the video on June 17, 1990, second floor of the Lincoln Home at 8th and Jackson. SOLD	7-1-72 SOLD
	Bearded Lincoln, commissioned by Phil Wagner in 1988, the re-opening of Lincoln Home.	7-1-74

Prints ~ Lincoln Portrait ~ Signed In full color from the original copyrighted oil painting by the late international Lincoln artist, Dr. Lloyd Ostendorf.
One print was signed and endorsed personally by President Ronald Reagan in 1983. It was matted and framed in a handsome walnut. -SOLD Print #150/500 Two prints were signed and endorsed personally by President George H. Bush in 1988. They are matted and framed in a handsome walnut. - SOLD Print #475/500. Print #476/500 was scratched in shipment by a carrier and is a great conversation piece because it is the true 'Civil War President' look. - SOLD Prints: (60 were available, 21 remaining) from 250 series down. Two positives 8" x 10" black and white, authorized by the artist to help promote the some 300 remaining prints several years ago. - SOLD Eight positives 8" x 10" in color, authorized by the artist to help promote the sale of prints. - SOLD		9-1-5

	Original charcoal by Ostendorf Smiling Lincoln with beard - A profile of Lincoln's left side, wearing a top hat, coat and bow tie. By the late Lloyd Ostendorf in 1967 on brown paper and using brown charcoal.Autographed to Phil Wagner, February 12, 198011" x 16", matted and framed 15" x 20"	10-2-27
Original Ink and Wash by Ostendorf
	The walking 'young' Abe in Kentucky, on the Lincoln Heritage Trail, 1815. - SOLD	10-1-10 SOLD
	The walking 'young' Abe in Indiana, on the Lincoln Heritage Trail.	11-1-7
	Young Abe Lincoln makes his second trip to New Orleans by flatboat and stays a month, May into June, 1831.	11-1-81
	Ann Rutledge and Abe Lincoln in Athens, borrowing books at Colonel Rogers home in 1833.	12-1-28
	Young Abe Lincoln crossing Fish Trap Ford at New Salem on his way to Athens, Illinois in 1833.	12-1-26
	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.	13-1-27
	Lincoln leaves Decatur, Illinois by canoe on the Sangamon River in 1831.	13-1-11
	Abe Lincoln, the Postmaster, delivering mail on the Post Road in New Salem area.	14-1-31
	Abe Lincoln, the Postmaster, delivering mail on the Post Road in New Salem area on the 150th anniversary of Abe Lincoln, the Postmaster.	14-1-21
	Celebrating Lincoln's 175th birthday at the Illinois Governor's Mansion.	15-1-13
	Idea sketch for an ink & wash art work for the Lincoln-Grant exhibit in the National Guard Museum in Washington, D.C.	15-1-03
	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.	16-1-02
	Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln returning home from church.	16-1-4
	Lincoln on Mount Rushmore, laughing.	17-1-9
	Lincoln cuts down a 'raccoon tree' in Athens, Illinois.	17-1-12
	Beardless Lincoln, commissioned by Phil Wagner in 1988, the re-opening of Lincoln Home.	18-1-75
	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.	19-1-6
	Representative Lincoln traveling by stage coach.	20-1-25
	Abe Lincoln, the Politician in 1836.	21-1-24
	Lincoln borrows a horse for 1836 State Representative campaign.	21-1-29
	Representative Lincoln helps plan the Long Nine banquet in 1837.	22-1-35
	Abraham Lincoln and Robert L. Wilson campaigning together in northern Sangamon County in 1838.	22-1-36
	Lawyer Lincoln defending Colonel Matthew Rogers.	23-1-18
	Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln are returning home from church, Sunday, December 9, 1860. Willie and Tad run on ahead. Older son, Robert, was away at Harvard. SOLD	24-1-77 SOLD
	A drawing of Lincoln, the boy and a drawing of Lincoln, the man.	24-1-16
	Beardless Lincoln portrait (front view) Companion to drawing of a bearded Lincoln.	25-1-20
	Bearded Lincoln front view portrait (1860) Companion to drawing of a beardless Lincoln.	25-1-19
.	Mary and Abe Lincoln embracing under the mistletoe at their home in Springfield (a rare scene of affection).	26-1-79
	Three (3) walking Lincolns, young boy in Kentucky 1809-1816, young boy and man in Indiana 1816-1830, and young man and adult in Illinois 1830-1860. SOLD	26-1-22 SOLD
	Lincoln and Clara Barton.	27-1-14
	Lincoln on the Illinois BiCentennial Covered Wagon to join the wagon train to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.	27-1-01