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Jefferson Davis
John Chester Buttre
1861–93
Jefferson Davis Prison, Fortress Monroe, VA
1900s–1930s
Southern Pacific Transportation Co. and Amtrak's Sunset Limited, Railroad Crossing, Jefferson Davis County, Texas
Lothar Baumgarten
1989
Why Don't You Take It?
Currier & Ives
1861–64
Jefferson Davis from the Actresses, Celebrities, and Children series (N151) issued by Duke Sons & Co. to promote Duke Cigarettes
W. Duke, Sons & Co.
ca. 1888
A Startling Announcement
Currier & Ives
1862
Re-union on the Secesh-Democratic Plan
Currier & Ives
1862
Jefferson Market, New York
Stuart Davis
1930
The Hand-Writing On the Wall, Or the Modern Belshazzar
Currier & Ives
1865
The Last Ditch of the Chivalry, or a President in Petticoats
Currier & Ives
1865
The Last Ditch of the Chivalry, or a President in Petticoats
Currier & Ives
1865
Jeff Davis 'Taking' Washington
Unknown
1861–65
The True Issue or "Thats Whats the Matter"
Currier & Ives
1864
The True Issue or "Thats Whats the Matter"
Currier & Ives
1864
"Your Plan and Mine"
Currier & Ives
1864
The Chicago Platform and Candidate
Louis Maurer
1864
The True Peace Commissioners
Currier & Ives
1865
"Spud" Davis
Gum, Inc.
1940
Jeff Davis on His Own Platform, or the Last "Act of Secession"
Currier & Ives
1861–62
The Capture of an Unprotected Female, or the Close of the Rebellion
John Cameron
1865
Jeff's Last Shift
John Cameron
1865
Study for the Astor Library, New York
Alexander Jackson Davis
1843
The Old Bull Dog on the Right Track
Currier & Ives
1864
Harry Davis from Sporting Life Cabinets (W600)
Sporting Life
1902
Beauvoir, Home of Jefferson Davis, from the "Historic Homes" series (T69), issued with Helmar Cigarettes by S. Anargyros Tobacco Company
S. Anargyros Tobacco Company
ca. 1911
Caving In, or a Rebel "Deeply Humiliated"
Benjamin Henry Day Jr.
1864–65
Mildred Davis from Kromo Gravure "Leading Moving Picture Stars" (W623)
Kromo Gravure Photo Company, Detroit, Michigan
ca. 1917
Marion Davis from Movie Stars Exhibit Cards series (W401)
ca. 1920–30
Joan Davis from TV and Radio Stars Exhibit Cards series (W409)
ca. 1935–50
Bette Davis from Movie Stars Exhibit Cards series (W401)
ca. 1940–50
Joan Davis from Movie Stars Exhibit Cards series (W401)
ca. 1940–50
Armory Square Hospital, Washington
Unknown
1863–65
"Satan, Don't Get Thee Behind Me!"–Anything to Get Possession, from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 16, p. 641
Thomas Nast
August 17, 1872
Breaking that "Backbone"
Benjamin Henry Day Jr.
1862–63
Ruins in Carey Street, Richmond
Thomas C. Roche
1865
The Aldine: Typograhic Art Journal, Vol. 6, Nos. 1-12
James Sutton & Co.
January–December 1873
Santa Claus in Camp (published in "Harper's Weekly," January 3, 1863)
Thomas Nast
originally published 1863
Santa Claus in Camp (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 7, p. 1)
Thomas Nast
January 3, 1863
[Grand Army Review, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington]
Alexander Gardner
May 23 or 24, 1865
[Grand Army Review, Washington]
Alexander Gardner
May 23 or 24, 1865