2025 POTUS A Word From The President Abraham Lincoln Handwritten Word And Relic For Sale

The 2025 POTUS A Word From The President Abraham Lincoln Handwritten Word \"up\" And Historic Handheld and signed Relic #60/649 trading card is a limited edition collectible featuring an authentic handwritten word from Abraham Lincoln, along with a historic relic handled by the president. This vintage card from the US Presidents franchise is made of card stock with a thickness of 35 Pt. The near mint or better condition card is ungraded and comes with an handwritten word authentication from Sportscard Guaranty Corporation (SGC). A must-have for collectors of history-themed trading cards.This historic 🔥🔥PLATE MATCHED🔥🔥Authentic Handwritten Word from the hand of Abraham Lincoln himself was taken from Lincoln\'s lawyer notes from when he represented the defendant, William Cantrall, in the 1845 Illinois Supreme Court case Pickerell v. Cantrall.Case Summary:* The Dispute: Abel Pickerell sued William Cantrall over a disputed boundary line and land ownership claim in Sangamon County, Illinois.
* The Core Issue: The conflict centered on whether an established, long-standing agreed boundary line between neighboring property owners could legally supersede the original government survey lines.
* Lincoln\'s Role: Lincoln, alongside his law partner William Herndon, argued that where adjacent landowners agree upon a boundary line and occupy their respective properties according to that agreement, they are bound by it.
* The Outcome: The Illinois Supreme Court ruled in favor of Lincoln\'s client, establishing an important precedent in Illinois property law regarding agreed boundaries and adverse possession.
The legal case formally known as Pickrell & Cantrall v. Smith et al. (handled by Abraham Lincoln\'s law firm Logan & Lincoln) was active in the Sangamon County Circuit Court during November 1842, with the initial court notice filed on September 10, 1842, and the final decree signed and filed on November 24, 1842. Key case dates include: September 10, 1842: Logan & Lincoln filed notice and requested a summons for the November term.November 1842: The case officially opened and reached judgment in the Sangamon County Circuit Court.November 24, 1842: Abraham Lincoln wrote and filed the final court decree to rescind a land purchase contract.
This 🔥🔥PLATE MATCHED🔥🔥 Historic Relic Handled and signed by the President Abraham Lincoln himself on August 19, 1861.This specific template—featuring the prominent bald eagle at the top, a striking green tint, a large orange-red paper seal on the left, and a decorative military trophy cluster at the bottom—was used exclusively to appoint officers to the regular United States Army (as opposed to temporary volunteers).
On August 19, 1861, President Lincoln signed a highly uniform batch of these regular army commissions to fill leadership vacuums in newly created units. Given the visible layout of the ink fragments, your document matches the historic commissions issued to regular infantry captains or lieutenants appointed that day. The primary candidates include:
1. Captain David Ireland (15th U.S. Infantry Regiment): Ireland was commissioned as a Captain in the Regular Army on this exact day. He went on to become a highly celebrated Union hero, famously leading the 137th New York Volunteers to defend Culp’s Hill during the critical Battle of Gettysburg.
2. First Lieutenant George Hussey Tracy (15th U.S. Infantry Regiment): Tracy similarly received his official Regular Army commission on August 19, 1861, signed by Lincoln and Cameron. He served through major actions in the Western Theater of the war before tragically succumbing to yellow fever.