Photograph #A64b1 of Abraham Lincoln

Synonyms

←	PhysLinc	A64b1	→
←	Ostendorf	88	→
←	Meserve	81	→
←	Meserve	82	→
←	Meserve	83	→
←	Kunhardt	AL.1864.2A	→
←	Internal	A64bi1	→

The Image

Photographer:	Berger
Sitting date:	1864-02-09
Location:	Washington, DC
Technique:	Photograph

Books

Hamilton '63	Pages 172, 173, 105a, 349a, 384c
National Archives	None

Book Notes

Mellon '79 [p 173]

Reproduced from a positive printed on film from one frame of the original multiple-image stereographic negative made by Anthony [[Berger]] at Mathew [[Brady]]'s gallery, in [[Washington]], DC, February 9, 1864.

Collections cited in Books

Mellon '79 [p 172]

Meserve Collection

National Archives B-6346
	1217 x 1540

Library of Congress LC-USZ62-24498-3a25449u
	1058 x 1536

Library of Congress LC-USZ61-1843-3a03556u
correct_sidedness b&w film copy negative. 1 photographic print: carte-de-visite.	4000 x 5491

Library of Congress LC-USZ61-1843-3a03556u
correct_sidedness b&w film copy negative. 1 photographic print: carte-de-visite.	880 x 1536

Library of Congress lprbscsm scsm0976
5.5 x 8.5 cm. Part of The [[Alfred Withal Stern]] Collection of Lincolniana	684 x 879 (when cropped as shown)

Library of Congress LC-USZ61-1843-19203u
Digital file from original	684 x 879

Hamilton '63 [p 172] notes that sleeve wrinkles and the visibility of Lincoln's left eyebrow distinguish A64b1 and A64b2.

One of two images that inspired the design on the one-cent coin. Other is A64b2.