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An auction of President Abraham Lincoln’s personal things showed a rare object that attracted many attention to many.
A few gloves that was in the night in Lincoln’s bag in Fords Theater on the night he was shot in the largest offer, reported the Associated Press.
The blood -stained gloves are made of leather and lasted 1.52 million US dollars, including the premium fee of a buyer.
Of the 144 objects to auction Freeman’s/Hindman in Chicago, 136 were sold.
The auction was held to finance payments for a loan of 20 years ago, which was removed by the Lincoln Presidential Foundation.
A few gloves that were found in Lincoln’s bag in Fords Theater on the night the night he shot attracted the greatest bid at an auction. (Pat Nabong/Chicago Sun-Times via AP Newsroom)
Another point that was found on the night of his assassination in Lincoln’s property was a handkerchief that sold for $ 826,000.
Lincoln was shot in the night of April 14, 1865 by John Wilkes Booth while participate in a row, “Our American cousin.”
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Also included in the auction was a “searched” poster that showed this Three suspects In the assassination attempt, including Wilkes stand.
One page shows the earliest known example of Abraham Lincoln’s handwriting. (Pat Nabong/Chicago Sun-Times over
The article was sold for $ 762,500.
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A notebook with the manuscript of Lincoln from 1824 cost 521,200 US dollars.
The auction raised 7.9 million US dollars from the sale of Lincoln articles. (IStock
According to AP, it is supposedly the earliest known sample of its manuscript.
The artifacts came from the 1,540-point assembly of the foundation, which was bought by Louise Tafer for Abraham Lincoln in 2007 Presidential library and museum, reported ap.
Another look at Lincoln and the bloodstained gloves from the night when he was shot in Washington, DC, in the Ford’s Theater. (IStock
In total, the auction brought in 7.9 million US dollars, including the bonus of the buyers of 28% for every sale.
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.
