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Commodore Perry Leaving the Disabled Lawerence for the Battleship "Niagara"— 1960s Linen Postcard portrait who married Lincoln and Mary

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who married Lincoln and Mary Todd three years later

WASHINGTON

Front: Anseman Drive in City Park

Back: Castle Warden Hotel | Saint Augustine

Commodore Perry Leaving the Disabled Lawerence for the Battleship "Niagara"— 1960s Linen Postcard portrait who married Lincoln and MaryFront: Commodore Perry leaving the disabled Lawrence for the battleship "Niagara." Back: "Taking with him his Battleflag, bearing the immortal words 'Don't Give Up The Ship,' Commodore Perry transferred from the ill fated 'Lawrence' to the battleship 'Niagara' and defeated the British Fleet in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812." Good Condition, some writing on back Time frame: 1960 Unmailed Hand colored Publisher: Genuine Curteich Chicago

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