Scarcity is guaranteed of this Limited Quantity Editor-Signed and Numbered Hard Cover First Edition of by Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule. ONLY 278 copies of this edition will ever be printed. Each numbered Limited first edition book is casebound with a hard cover. Each book is unique; numbered and includes a signed bookplate by Editor Ross E. Heller, a dust jacket and a replica of 1901 publisher McClure Phillips & Co. “Note” to readers.  Shipping is included.

Purchase the book today and $5 from each purchase will support the Foundation!

Always cherished is an Editor-signed book. Each signed first edition, first printing of by Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule ordered will include a signed bookplate by Editor Ross E. Heller, a dust jacket and a replica of the 1901 Publisher McClure Phillips & Co. “Note” to readers. Shipping and mailing is included.

Purchase the book today and $5 from each purchase will support the Foundation!

First edition, first printings are always desirable. These First Editions of by Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule include a dust jacket and shipping.

Purchase the book today and $5 from each purchase will support the Foundation!

The E-Book of by Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule is delivered to your email inbox in a “Turn the Page” format. The E-book includes every word and illustration in the print edition. E-books ordered pre-publication before Nov. 19, 2022, will be sent on that date.

“By Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule”; 2022 oil portrait by Wendy Allen. This superb painting serves as the cover art for By Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule. It portrays Lincoln in October 1858 creating the campaign “scrapbook” which forms the basis of the 2022 book of the same title. This artwork is delivered to your email inbox in a password-protected format. DELIVERED ELECTRONICALLY

Note: $5.00 from each painting’s sale will be donated to The Lincoln Presidential Foundation.

This equally superb painting serves as the chapter art for By Abraham Lincoln: His 1858 Time Capsule. It portrays another view of Lincoln in October 1858 creating the campaign “scrapbook.” DELIVERED ELECTRONICALLY

“LaJolla Lincoln”; 1928 oil portrait by Douglas Volk. If this portrait could talk; the stories it would tell. For years American artist Douglas Volk’s (1856-1935) painting hung in the La Jolla, California library of legendary San Diego Union publisher James S. Copley. Quietly gazing down, it absorbed the gossip, cigar smoke and brandy fumes of politicians of all stripes calling on the king-making newspaperman. Volk’s Lincoln images have become iconic. DELIVERED ELECTRONICALLY. Price $9.95.

Purchase the book today and $5 from each purchase will support the Foundation!