LINCOLN RELICS Ford's Theatre wood, Petersen House wallpaper, Garrett Farm metal

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Here's an 8" x 10" glossy paper that comes printed exactly as shown ideal for framing (no frame included) along with tiny specks of three historic sites associated with the 1865 assassination of President Abraham Lincoln that come adhered to the glossy paper.
WOOD SHAVINGS FROM FORD'S THEATRE:
The location where President Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth on April 14, 1865. We have a few tiny pieces of wood from Ford's Theatre that were recovered during a renovation that took place between 1964 and 1968 to bring the building back to its appearance during Lincoln's time. The tiny amount of wood shavings adhered onto the white circle under the 1865 photo of Ford's Theatre were shaved off one of the tiny Ford's Theatre wood pieces we have.
WALLPAPER SPECK FROM THE PETERSEN HOUSE:
The boarding house across the street from Ford's Theatre where Lincoln was brought after being mortally wounded at Ford's Theatre. He passed away at the Petersen House the next morning, April 15, 1865. A tiny speck of wallpaper from the room Lincoln died in comes adhered to the white circle to the right of the photo taken of the room hours after Lincoln's passing. The tiny wallpaper speck is trimmed from one of the tiny pieces of wallpaper we have from the room Lincoln died in. The specific tiny wallpaper piece will be shown on the COA you'll receive. The tiny wallpaper pieces are from when "multiple layers of wallpaper were removed from the death room in the early 1900's".
METAL SHAVINGS FROM THE GARRETT TOBACCO BARN
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On April 26, 1865 John Wilkes Booth was shot and captured inside the Tobacco Barn at the Garrett Farm. Mortally wounded he was dragged to the porch of the Garrett Farmhouse where he died three hours later. Metal shavings are from an "Iron chisel made from metal in the barn where John Wilkes Booth was captured". The tiny amount of metal shavings are adhered to the white round circle to the left of the
likely late 19th century, early 20th century
photo of the Garrett Tobacco Barn and the Garrett Farmhouse.
The Garrett Tobacco Barn, the Garrett Farmhouse and a few other miscellaneous structures on the farm were demolished and the site was cleared of debris decades ago
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One of the tiny Ford's Theatre wood pieces we have and one of the tiny Petersen House wallpaper pieces we have as well as the tiny Iron Chisel made of metal from inside the Garrett Tobacco Barn that we obtained in December 2020 are shown in photo number 9 but these pieces are NOT a part of this sale
. A tiny portion of wood shavings from a Ford's Theatre wood piece and a tiny amount metal shavings from the Iron Chisel made with metal from inside the Garrett Tobacco Barn as well as a tiny speck of wallpaper from the room Lincoln died in at the Petersen House are included in this sale as shown adhered to the glossy paper. You will also receive an 8 1/2" x 11" plain paper Certificate of Authenticity from us, The Zone as shown in photo number 10 as well as two 8 1/2" x 11" plain paper attachments as shown in photos 11 and 12.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY:
Comes with an 8 1/2" x 11" plain paper Certificate of Authenticity from us, The Zone and two 8 1/2" x 11" plain paper attachments, see photos 10, 11 and12!
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