Show us your Lincoln collectables!

[Gene C]

(09-19-2014 04:51 AM)Angela Wrote:  I just got a Mini-Abe from Australia - I'm sure the gentleman who owned it thought it would be a nice collectible one day since the figure was still sealed in the box when it got here.

That is nice looking, he has a good face. How did you find it?

[Angela]

(09-19-2014 06:50 AM)Gene C Wrote:  

(09-19-2014 04:51 AM)Angela Wrote:  I just got a Mini-Abe from Australia - I'm sure the gentleman who owned it thought it would be a nice collectible one day since the figure was still sealed in the box when it got here.

That is nice looking, he has a good face. How did you find it?

Gene, it is the one they use for the "Mini Abe" ads - found it on ebay Australia...of all places.

[LincolnMan]

(06-15-2014 03:37 PM)Gene C Wrote:  On a recent trip to Hodgenville Ky, for the first time I stopped in the Lincoln Museum. When I spotted this in the museum gift store I had to get it.

The walking stick was made by a local retired high school teacher

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Was there more than one, Gene?

[Gene C]

This was the only design, he had more than one at the time I was there, but this one was the most Lincolnesque
(an anniversary present for the Mrs? I wont tell)

Here is the web site for the museum with contact info

http://lincolnmuseum-ky.org/

[Gene C]

Just in time for the Holidays.
For your Lincoln collector who thinks he has everything.

http://www.amazon.com/Abraham-Lincoln-Sk...am+lincoln

[L Verge]

(12-04-2014 11:38 AM)Gene C Wrote:  Just in time for the Holidays.
For your Lincoln collector who thinks he has everything.

http://www.amazon.com/Abraham-Lincoln-Sk...am+lincoln

And Lincoln's holding Powell's skull! Two relics for the price of one.

[RJNorton]

Bob Cook just sent this link. Thank you, Bob!

[Gene C]

That is a nice looking print.
There is some nice art on that site.

Thanks from me too!

[LincolnMan]

I confess I don't understand what might be the appeal of Lincoln with the bones. Am I missing something?

[Gene C]

Your not missing anything, they just sell strange/different designed pillboxes and cigarette cases. Perfect for keeping "Blue Mass" pills.

Here's the same thing only with Edgar Allen Poe
http://www.amazon.com/Victorian-Medical-...995&sr=1-5

another Lincoln design for a cigarette or money clip
http://www.amazon.com/Abraham-Lincoln-Al...3&sr=1-119

[Susan Higginbotham]

Spotted (and purchased) in an antique store today. Not clear which is salt and which is pepper, though, because each has three holes on top.

[STS Lincolnite]

Found this on ebay a while back and purchased. It is a replica of a dessert plate from the Lincoln White House china. In my opinion, the Lincoln china is the most attractive of all the various sets of White House china. I think that Mary Lincoln was the one that decided on the color scheme. Way to go Mrs. L!

[Eva Elisabeth]

(12-07-2014 04:40 PM)STS Lincolnite Wrote:  In my opinion, the Lincoln china is the most attractive of all the various sets of White House china. I think that Mary Lincoln was the one that decided on the color scheme. Way to go Mrs. L!

I totally agree! It's absolutely lovely! Since I have everything I need but little space I rarely buy household items (unless to replace a broken piece), but even I would like to have and actually purchase one of these.

[L Verge]

We have been selling the reproductions of this china for years, and it is very beautiful. I have resisted some of the larger pieces for years also. Unfortunately, the company that we bought from (Woodmere) has been bought out. No word yet as to whether they will continue to produce the various administrations' sets of china.

[Susan Higginbotham]

I bought a photograph album a couple of days ago that belonged to a family in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania area. The first and last photographs are these two popular carte-de-visites of Lincoln:





I was really surprised to win this one. I expected to be outbid, especially in this the 150th anniversary week.