Abraham Lincoln Modern Photograph, O-116, black & white
Toll of Office, Rendered in Black & White
$75.00
Description
Alexander Gardner 5 February 1865 O-116. black and white, modern print
This Abraham Lincoln photograph is taken from a previously unknown left side of a stereo glass negative. Lincoln was fidgeting with a pencil and his eyeglasses during the process.
8 1/2 x 11, matte finish, our Lincoln Photographs are created from a period negative or print.
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