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Series III. Jacksonian Period, 1828-1840
Scope and ContentsThe series includes prints dating from 1828 to 1840, that is, from the election of Andrew Jackson as U.S. President through the administration of Jackson's successor, Martin Van Buren. There are well over 250 prints in the series. Most of the series relates to Jacksonian era politics, such as the dissolution of Jackson's "kitchen cabinet" over the Petticoat affair, his veto of the renewal of the Second Bank of the United States, imagery of Jackson's imperiousness, and Van Buren's proposal for an independent Treasury (known as a sub-treasury). The presidential campaigns during this period are extensively represented, and many of the prints refer to the Loco-Focos, a faction of the Democratic Party from 1835 into the 1840s. The nullification crisis and abolitionism appear in some prints, either as a principal theme or as a sub-theme. Although images of Jackson and Van Buren predominate, others include John Calhoun, Henry Clay, Winfield Scott, Thomas Hart Benton, William Marcy, and William Henry Harrison, among others. In addition to politics, several prints in this series concern social satire and class-based depictions. The series opens in 1828 with an extensive number of the "Life in Philadelphia" caricatures, with racist imagery of emancipated African-Americans in social settings. Among the caricaturists that are particularly well-represented in the series are: H.R. Robinson, J. Childs, E.W. (Edward Williams) Clay, N. Sarony, A. Imbert, and Zek Downing.
ArrangementThe series is arranged in approximate chronological order. |
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| Container 1 | Container 2 | Title | Date | |
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| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-1 | Life in Philadelphia "How You Find Yourself..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by W. Simpson, C. [Clay] fecit. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-2 | Life in Philadelphia "Is Miss Dinah at Home..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by W. Simpson, C. [Clay] fecit. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-3 | Life in Philadelphia "Take Away, Take Away Dose Rosy Lips..."[Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, London. Mezzotints by Charles Hunt. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-4 | Life in Philadelphia "How You Find Yourself..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, London. Mezzotint by Charles Hunt. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-5 | Life in Philadelphia "What de Debil You Hurrah for General Jackson..." [Social Life
of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and Contents2 copies - 1 Black & White; 1 - Colored. Black & White copy Published by Harrison Isaacs, Charles Hunt, Sc. Colored copy, published by Tregear, London, Chas. Hunt, Sc. On back of colored copy, "The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900." |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-6 | Life in Philadelphia "Shall I hab de honour to dance..." [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, Chas. Hunt, Sc. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-7 | Life in Philadelphia "You like de New Fashion Shirt..." [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, Chas. Hunt, Sc. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-8 | Life in Philadelphia "How you like de Waltz, Mr. Lorenzo..." [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, Chas. Hunt, Sc. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-9 | Life in Philadelphia "A Black Tea Party" [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, Chas. Hunt, Sc., W. Summers, Del. On front, acquisition(?) date: Dec. 7, 1900 |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-10 | Life in Philadelphia "Is Miss Dinah at Home..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, Chas. Hunt, Sc. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-11 | Life in Philadelphia "Grand Celebration ob de Bobalition ob African Slabery" [Social
Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by W.H. Isaacs. Drawn & Engraved by L. Harris. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-12 | Life in Philadelphia "Have you any Flesh coloured Silk Stockings..." [Social Life
of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Harrison Isaacs, Engraved by Chas. Hunt |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-24 | Item : 1828-13 | Life in Philadelphia "A Crier Extraordinary" [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by W.H. Isaacs, Drawn by W. Summers, Chas. Hunt, Sc. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-14 | Back to Back [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsSigned E.W.C. (Edward W. Clay). 2 copies. |
c. 1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-15 | I say, This isn't the road to Philadelphy, honey, is it? |
circa 1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-16 | The Pedlar and His Pack, Or, The Desperate Effort, an Over Balance. [Coffin Handbills
circulated by Binns]
Scope and Contents2 copies, both colored. On front of copy 1, acquisition(?) date: May 1/07. On back of copy 2, acquisition(?) date: Feb. 24, 1949. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-17 | Coln. Pluck's Toast at Morse's Hotel, New York 1826 [Election of 1828]
Scope and ContentsOn front, acquisition(?) date: May 4/09(?). |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-18 | A Duel.[Clay and Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsPrinted and Published by E. Jones, Fulton Street. Signed RD. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-19 | "Adams & Liberty" or the "Centreville Circular" Illustrated [Presidential candidates]
Scope and ContentsThe text starts, "Dear Sirs, ..." and is signed by Wm. Chambers, Chairman Committee of Correspondence. On the back (perhaps an addressee) is written Doctor John Fisher. On front, acquisition(?) date: May 22/08. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-20 | Jackson Is to Be President, and You Will Be HANGED [Presidential Candidates]
Scope and ContentsWood Engraving. Item not in file as of March 2022; removal notice is in file, dated 12/12/91. |
1828 | |
| Folder: FF-25 | Item : 1828-21 | Life in Philadelphia "A Black Ball. La Pastorelle." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H. Isaacs; drawn by W. Summers, Chas. Hunt, Sc. On front, acquisition(?) date: April 9, 1907 |
circa 1828 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-1 | "Is Miss Dinah at home?..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia. C. [Clay] fecit. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-2 | "How you find yourself..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia. C. [Clay] fecit. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-3 | "Dat is bery fine, Mr Mortimer..." [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia, Clay fecit. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-4 | What you tink of my new poke bonnet Frederick Augustus? [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. hart, Philadelphia, Clay fecit. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-5 | I'm a 'ministration man !! [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia, C. [Clay] fecit. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-6 | How you like de Waltz, Mr. Lorenzo? [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Clay, fecit. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-7 | Have you any flesh coloured silk stockings, young man? [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-8 | Behold thou art fair Deborah... [social manners]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-9 | Good evening Miss, shall I have the pleasure of walking with you? [social manners]
Scope and ContentsPublished by S. Hart, Philadelphia. For fecit: Abbreviation for Monsieur followed by a sketch of a key. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-10 | Life in Washington, The Rencontre [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsLithography by Imbert. On front, acquisition(?) date: April 6/99 |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-11 | Life in New York. Hab you a few quires of letter paper... [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert, New York. On back, acquisition(?) date: Nov. 12/03. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-12 | Life in New York. Black Pink, or Going the Whole Figure. [Social Life of Emancipated
Slaves]
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert, New York. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-13 | The Nation's Bulwark. [Satire on Militia]
Scope and ContentsPublished for the Proprietors by R.H. Hobson, Philadelphia. Etching by E.W. Clay. On back, aquisition(?) date: Feb. 25/96. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-14 | Life in New York. The Inconveniency of Tight-Lacing [Social Satire]
Scope and ContentsLithography by Imbert. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-15 | Life in New York. Police Office [Social Life of Emancipated Slaves]
Scope and ContentsSigned [Dominico] Canova. Lithography attributed to Imbert. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-26 | Item : 1829-16 | The Fashion Behind but Not Behind the Fashion
Scope and ContentsPublished by T. McLean. |
1829 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1830-1 | Explosion of the Safety Fund Bubble [Jackson and U.S. Bank]
Scope and ContentsAt bottom, "From a big picter painted for the Albany Regency by Zek Downing Historical Painter to Uncle Jack and Jineral Jackson." Published by E. Bisbee. |
1830 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1830-2 | The Rats Entering a New House [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPencil note at bottom: "Weitenkampf dates this 1830". Stamped at bottom, "From Judge Mitchells Collection". On back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
circa 1830 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1830-4 | Tried Friends, Or Candidates for Sing-Sing
Scope and ContentsPublished by H. Anstice. (penciled note "Hy Anstice at 214 Broadway [1830-1]). Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 20, 1944. |
circa 1830 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1830-6 | A Downright Gabbler, or a Goose that Deserves to be Hissed_ [Fanny Wright]
Scope and ContentsPublished by J. Akin, Philadelphia. |
circa 1830 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1830-7 | The Man Wot Wants Reform
Scope and ContentsImbert, lith.; published by Hy Anstice. Pencilled note at bottom: "Hy Anstice 214 Broadway, 1830-1" |
1830 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1830-8 | "The Crack'd Joke" and A Late Student
Scope and ContentsFaint date on back might be 1956 |
circa 1830 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-1 | The Rats Leaving a Falling House [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsOne of 2 copies (other 1831-2). At the top on the front side is pasted a note with a printed poem called "Impromptu, on reading Gen. Jackson's letter to Mr. Ingham." Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-2 | The Rats Leaving a Falling House [Jackson]
Scope and Contents2nd. Variant. Lithograph: Washington, 1831. Attributed to E.W. Clay by Murrell. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" On back stamped, "Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-3 | A Cabinet Maker [Jackson]
Scope and Contents2 copies. Attributed to D. Canova. Entered ... by A. Imbert ....1831. Copy 1 on the back has acquisition(?) date of, Nov. 16, 1942. Copy 2 is stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting." |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-4 | Exhibition of Cabinet Pictures [Pen note:Caricatures ridiculing the breaking up of
the first cabinet of Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSnooks, del. Attributed to D.C. Johnston by Harvard University Library. |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-5 | The Rats Caught [Jackson/Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsCard catalogue says there are 2 copies but only Copy 1 is in the folder. Published by A. Imbert. Copy 1 on back: acquisition(?) date, Nov. 16, 1942. |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-6 | A Political Game of Brag, Or the Best Hand Out of Four. [Jackson Administration]
Scope and ContentsLithograph of Pendleton. On front, stamped, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"and on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-7 | .00001 - The Value of a Unit with Four Cyphers Going before It. [Jackson]
Scope and Contents[Picture of a Cock] of the walk, fecit. Published by E.W. Clay, Philadelphia. One of three variants. Pencilled notes in the margins of who the caricatures are. Stamped on the front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-8 | .00001 - The Value of a Unit with Four Cyphers Going before It. [Jackson]
Scope and Contents[Picture of Cock] on the Walk, fecit. Published by E.W. Clay, Philadelphia, 2nd. Edition. Acquisition(?) date on front:, date, July 2/03. |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-9 | .00001 - The Value of a Unit with Four Cyphers Going before It. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsThird variant with no publisher or engraver given. |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-10 | Tug of the Coalition [Jackson Administration]
Scope and ContentsBy D. Canova. Margin notes as to caricatures. Acquisition(?) date on back: On back, dated Nov. 16, 1942. |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-27 | Item : 1831-11 | The Man! The Jack Ass. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSold by J. Akins, Lithographer, Philadelphia. Stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900." |
1831 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-1 | Old NIck in Wall Street
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert. Weitenkampf dates this. Acquisition(?) date on back: On back, dated Nov. 16, 1942 |
circa 1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-2 | The Rejected Minister [Jackson/Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsOne of two variants (see 1832-3). Tinted lithograph. On front, stamped, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-3 | The Rejected Minister [Jackson/Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsSecond of two variants. Published by H. Anstice, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-4 | The Trollope Family, from a sketch taken from life, made in Cincinnati in 1829. [Mrs.
Trollope]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Childs & Inman Lithographers. Acquisition(?) date on front: Dec 2/98. |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-5 | Fixing a Block-Head to the Constitution, Or Putting a Wart on the Nose of Old Ironsides
[Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph by Imbert. Dated by Dr. C.S. Brigham. |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-6 | Nullification, Or, a Peep at South Carolina in 1832-3.
Scope and ContentsAt bottom: "The Union Pie, No. 1. Being the first one, and Introduction to the Collection of Ten Pictures illustrating the rise, progress & issue of the whole subject of Nullification by an artist & politician from South Carolina: price 25 cents each -- New-York". Acquisition(?) date on back: January 20, 1931. |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-7 | King Andrew The First [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsThis is a broadside, the top of which carries a lithograph caricature of Andrew Jackson. At bottom of broadside, stamped "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United Naval Prints and Painting" |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-8 | Congressional Elephant, or Last Desperate Pull for Power [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsWeitenkampf dates this. On front, stamped "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Colection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-146 | Item : 1832-9 | The Albany Regency Dividing the Spoils. [Banks, New York Democratic Party]
Scope and ContentsSigned Christopher Sly fecit |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-10 | [No Title: Man drives cart labeled "Courier and Enquirer" and horses named "Biddle"
and "Burrows"] [Nicholas Biddle and the U.S. Bank] |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-28 | Item : 1832-11 | "Born to Command" King Andrew The First [Jacksn]
Scope and ContentsVariant to 1832-7 but the broadside edition has 20 lines of text below caricature. On front stamped, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1832 | |
| Folder: FF-29 | Item : 1833-1 | Nullification ... Despotism [South Carolina, Calhoun]
Scope and ContentsPublished by Endicott and Sweett. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-29 | Item : 1833-2 | The Downfall of Mother Bank. [Jackson]
Scope and Contents2 copies. Both copies state, "Draw'd off from Natur by Zek Downing, Neffu to Major Jack Downing." Printed and Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Copy 1 is colored and dated (acquisition?) on back, 10/6/61. Copy 2 is black & white and stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900" and (acquisition?) dated 27/1/1908. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-29 | Item : 1833-3 | The Downfall of Mother Bank. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsA variant of 1833-2 - The Jackson figure is on the left. This edition was published by E.W. Clay, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-29 | Item : 1833-4 | Cooking Over Done, or View of the Kitchen Cabinet in Distress & Major Downing preparing
to read his paper before the Cabinet.
Scope and ContentsBelow: "From Uncle Ephraim's big picter, draw'd off from Nater by Zek Downing, Historical Painter to Uncle Jack and Jineral Jackson" Published by E. Bisbee at 95 Canal Street, NY. Acquisition(?) date on back: Jan 20, 1931. Card catalogue states that there are 2 copies (one colored), there is only 1 in folder and recorded in binder from 1990s. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-29 | Item : 1833-5 | Major Downing Queling the Riot in the Kitchen Cabinet.
Scope and ContentsPublished and sold by E. Bisbee, 95 Canal Street, NY. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-29 | Item : 1833-6 | Political Firmament [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsBelow: "From a big picter painted for the Nation by Zek Downing, Historical Painter to Uncle Jack and Jineral Jackson. ... As seen through Martin van Buren's newly invented Patent Magic High Pressure Cabinet Spectacles." Card Catalogue states that there are 2 copies (one in color) but only Copy 1 is in folder and noted in 1990s binder. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-7 | The Political Barbecue. Going the Whole Hog. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsOne of three variants. This edition colored. Below: "From Henry Clay, Esq's big picter; draw'd off from Nater by Zek Downing, Historical Painter to Uncle Jack & Jineral Jackson ... Second Edition" Published by E. Bisbee. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-8 | The Political Barbecue. Going the Whole Hog. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSecond variant. Below: "From Mr. Van Buren's big picter, draw'd off from Nater by Zek Downing, Historical Painter to Uncle Jack and Jineral Jackson" Published by E. Brisbee. Acquisition(?) date on back: Jan. 21, 1931. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-9 | The Political Barbecue [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsBelow: "From Henry Clay, Esq's big picter; draw'd off from Nater by Zek Downing, Historical Painter to Uncle Jack & Jineral Jackson ... Second Edition" Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 27/04. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-10 | The Effects of General Emancipation (Women's Enslavement to Fashion)
Scope and ContentsBelow: "Mrs. Kentelo's New Machine for Winding up the Ladies." Published by A. Imbert. Acquisition(?) date on back: Oct. 15, 1943 Beekman Family Assoc. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-11 | Immediate Emancipation Illustrated [Slavery]
Scope and ContentsWeitenkampf dates this. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-12 | [Congressional Elephant] or Last Desperate Pull for Power [Jackson]
Scope and Contents[Congressional Elephant] cropped off. See 1832-8 for complete version. Weitenkampf dates this. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 3/08. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-13 | Political Quixotism, Showing the Consequences of Sleeping in Patent Magic Spectacles
[Jackson]
Scope and Contents2 copies (one colored). Below: "The Diplomatic Hercules, Attacking the Political Hydra,..." Zek Downing, Historical Painter... Published by E. Bisbee. Acquisition(?) date on back of Copy 2:, Aug. 15, 1939. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-14 | The Doctors Puzzled, Or the Desperate Case of Mother U.S. Bank
Scope and ContentsPublished and for sale by A. Imbert. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-30 | Item : 1833-15 | The Grand National Caravan Moving East [Jackson's Trip to Boston]
Scope and Contents2 Copies. Drawn by Hassan Straightshanks, under the immediate superintendence of Maj. Jack Downing. Entered ... by E. and S. New York ... 1833. Acquisition(?) date on front of Copy 1: July 31/06. Acquisition(?) date on back of Copy 2: Jan. 20, 1931. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-16 | The Kitchen Cabinet, or Political Money Changers [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsEntered ... 1833 by C.H. Evans ...Published 155 Broadway N.Y. Acquisition date on back: Jan. 20, 1931, Wm. L. Brower, Donor. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-17 | Troubled Treasures [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsBelow: Shewing the beneficial Effects of Clay & Co.'s Highly Approved Congress Water administered to a very old man sick of the Deposite Fever caused by wearing Van Buren's newly invented Patent Magic High Pressure Cabinet Spectacles. Drawn by Zeck Downing. Published by R. Bisbee. Acquisition(?) date on back: Jan. 20, 1931. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-18 | Troubled Treasures [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored variant of 1833-17. Second Edition. Published by E. Bisbee. Drawn by Zek Downing. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-19 | The Model of a Republican President [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-20 | Trying the Experiment [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsDrawn by Zek Downing; Published by E. Bisbee. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-21 | "Let Every One Take Care of Himself" [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsEsop, Jr. fecit. Published and for sale by Imbert. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-22 | The Skaters [Social/Humane Society]
Scope and ContentsLith. of D.W. Kellogg & Co., Hartford, Conn. Acquisition(?) date on front: March 7/03 |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-23 | See Saw in Danger [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert. Acquisition(?) date on back, under linen: Jan 20, 1931(?) |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-24 | [No Title] Eight stanzas of verse separated by seven pillars beginning The Kitchen
Cabinet ... [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsNo imprint. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : 1833-25 | A Confederacy Against the Constitution and the Rights of the People with an Historical
View of the Component Parts of this Diabolical Transaction
Scope and ContentsSigned monogram: F [or T] C. Weitenkampf dates this. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-31 | Item : no number | Emigration--Detailing the Progress and Vicissitudes of an Emigrant
Scope and ContentsA 15-panel narrative by C.J. Grant illustrating the difficulties faced by English emigrants getting to, and after arriving in, North America, including snakes, alligators, disease, cannibals, homesickness, and poverty. The panels are cut from the original broadsheet and attached individually to 8" x 9" backing. An image of the full sheet can be found at https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/96509506/. These panels were originally incorrectly dated at N-YHS as 1848 and were formerly coded as items 1848-31 through 1848-45. |
1833 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-1 | Plain Sewing Done Here, Symptoms of a Locked Jaw [Jackson]
Scope and Contents2 copies. Lithograph by D.C.J. (D.C. Johnston). Acquisition(?) date on front of Copy 1: Apr. 3/05. Stamped on front of Copy 2, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
c1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-2 | Andrew Resolute Uncle Sam's Faithful Teamster... [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsWiliams, Del. and Lith. Published and sold by M. Williams, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Jan. 20, 1931 |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-3 | Not Very Like a Whale but Very Like a Fish, Seventh Ward Promenades [Gulian C. Verplanck]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed A. Shad, del. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-4 | Explosion of Biddle & Cos. Congress Water Fount. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsDrawn by Zek Downing, Neffu to Major Jack Downing. Published by A. Imbert. |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-5 | The People Putting Responsibility to the Test, or The Downfall of the Kitchen Cabinet
and Collar Presses [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: T.W. Whitley, alias Sir Joshua invt. Published T.W. Whitley. Donor information obscured under linen, but appears to be Brower. |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-6 | This is the House that Jack Built [Jackson]
Scope and Contents2 copies. Top: United States Bank; Below: Nine compartments with a drawing in each. Lithograph by E.W. Clay inv. & Fecit. Published by A. Imbert. |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-7 | The Vision, Political Hydrophobia, showing the Comforts of Crowns and How to Obtain
Them [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsDrawn by Zek Downing. Published by E. Bisbee. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-8 | Set to Between Old Hickory and Bully Nick [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Entered ... 1834 by A. Imbert ... Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-9 | Riding on the Wrong Horse! [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsWoodcut. Several lines of dialogue below. |
circa 1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-10 | Jactson und Wolf (Jackson and Wolf) [Jackson and the Debt]
Scope and ContentsGerman. Woodcut. Anonymous. Shows Josef Ritner, Penn. Farmer, along side Jackson. |
circa 1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-11 | Banks & Bribery, vs. Balls & Bumbs, Scene 1st. [Jackson and U.S. Bank]
Scope and ContentsDrawn by Zek Downing. Published by E. Bisbee. Weitenkampf dates this. Color |
1834 | |
| Folder: FF-32 | Item : 1834-12 | Old Nick's New Patent Plan to Make Nova Scotia Tories, Federls Coodies, Hartford Conventioners,
Nullifiers, National Republican Bankites, etc.
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert. Weitenkampf dates this. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
circa 1834 | |
| Folder: FF-33 | Item : 1-14 | Every Body's Album & Caricature Magazine (14 sheets)
Scope and ContentsBritish. The collection holds 14 of the 39 total sheets published under this title from 1834-35. Sheets in the collection are numbered 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, and 39. Caricaturist C.J. Grant. #24 was published by John Kendrick and printed by Dean & Munday. #25 and subsequent were printed and published by T. Dawson. |
1834-1835 | |
| Folder: FF-33 | Item : 15 | An Album
Scope and ContentsOne sheet of social caricatures, in color. No attributions. British(?) ("price 4d colourd, 2d plain") |
1834-1835? | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-1 | The Abolition Garrison in Danger, & The Narrow Escape of the Scotch Ambassador [W.L.
Garrison]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Boston Oct. 21st, 1835. Noted as copy 1, and the card catalog indicates there are two copies, but there is no second copy in the file. |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-2 | Funeral Obsequies of a Late Defunct Politician of the 4th Ward [Jackson] |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-3 | Great LocoFoco Juggernaut, A New Console-a-tory Sub-Treasury Rag-Monster (above);
To the Father of Shinplasters and Better Currency Chieftain. GOOD for a SHAVE (below)
[Jackson]
Scope and Contents16 lines of verse below. |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-4 | Chatham Theater. Orthodoxy in Sock and Buskin!! The New Means...Or, Raising the Wind.
A Religious Farce in 4 Acts. [James Gordon Bennett]
Scope and ContentsSigned H. in center. Below caricature is the text of the four acts. |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-5 | A Democratic Voter [Abuses of Suffrage]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson, New York. Signed N. Sarony. Acquisition(?) date on front June 3, 1908. |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-6 | Democratic Simplicity. or The Arrival of Our Favourite Son. [Tammany Candidate]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front May 29/04(?). |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-7 | The Experiment in Full Operation [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPublished by A. Imbert, New York. Acquisition date on back Nov. 16, 1942 |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-8 | Dr. William Valentine In Some of his Eccentric Characters. Sketched by Dr. Northall
of Brooklyn during an Entertainment [Social]
Scope and ContentsN. Currier, Lith. New York. According to George Odell's "Annals of the New York Stage" Dr. Valentine made appearances in Brooklyn during the seasons 1835-6 and 1837-8. |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-9 | Much Ado about Nothing or a Militia Court-Martial!!
Scope and ContentsPublished by Kimball, Boston. Note: This caricature is described as a skit on the militia. Col. [John] Pluck was an ignorant hustler who in 1824 was elected Colonel of the 84th Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia as a joke to ridicule the militia system. Acquisition(?)date on back: Dec. 6, 1950. |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-10 | Pour un Pauvre Americain, S'il Vous Plait. [Spoliation Claim]
Scope and ContentsLa Caricature, (Journal) No. 222 Pl. 463. Lithograph: Delaunois. Au bureau chez Aubert galerie Vero Dodat. Formerly in collection of James Hazen Hyde (stamp on back). |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-34 | Item : 1835-11 | Southern Ideas of Liberty
Scope and ContentsBelow: Sentence passed upon one for supporting that clause of our Declaration viz. All men are born free & equal. "Strip him to the skin! give him a coat of Tar and Feathers!! Hang him by the neck, between the Heavens and the Earth!!! as a beacon to warn the Northern Fanatics of their danger!!!!" Acquisition(?) date on back: Dec 6, 1950 |
1835 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-1 | Houston, Santa Anna & Cos.
Scope and ContentsPrinted and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front July 12, 1904. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-2 | The Memorable Fire of April 4th 1836. Second and Third Street, Avenue D, Union Market
[James Gulick?]
Scope and ContentsSigned H.R. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-3 | Cash Payment. Arrival of the French Cavalry. [French debt for damage to American ship]
Scope and ContentsSigned H. Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition date on back Aug. 15, 1939. There is a second black & white copy (1836-3 Copy 2). Stamped on back "Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings" and stamped on front "From Judge Mitchells Collection." |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-4 | The Voice of the People [James Gulick]
Scope and ContentsSigned C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-5 | A Case of Cholera Morbus ...Drawing Out Deposites! [Federal Finance]
Scope and ContentsPublished at 104 Broadway. Acquisition date on back Nov. 16, 1942. Noted as copy 1, and the card catalog indicates there are two copies, but there is no second copy in the file. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-6 | Settlement of the French Question.
Scope and ContentsSigned E.W.C. (Clay). Stamped on front:"From Judge Mitchells Collection." Stamped on back: "The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings" |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-7 | What are the Fools Laughing At? How I Hate People to be Always Grinning!! [Captain
Day]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-8 | Going the Whole Hog. [Van Buren Campaign]
Scope and ContentsPrinted and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-9 | Elegant Accommodations for Freight or Passage both low apply to Old H....K's. [Ferryboat
Monopoly]
Scope and ContentsSigned No Monopoly, del. 2 copies - one colored, one black & white (1836-9 Copy 2). Copy 1: acquisition date on back Aug. 15, 1939. Copy 2: acquisition dated on back Jan. 20, 1931. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-10 | The Regency Hero and his Suite Preparing for the Grand Battle in the Third Avenue
and Park at New-York, Octr 19th 1836. [NYC Politics]
Scope and ContentsH.R. Robinson, Lith. and Publisher. Two copies (both colored). Copy 1: acquisition(?) date on front June 3/08. Copy 2: acquisition dated on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-11 | Confab Between John Bull and Brother Jonathan [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Drawn by Corkscrew. 35 lines of dialogue follow. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-12 | Houstonizing or a Cure for Slander [Sam Houston]
Scope and ContentsA few lines of dialogue and verse below caption. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-13 | The Crib of Wolf-Meat & Court Fodder, or Doctor Grab-all's darling chickies and Piggy-wiggies...
Scope and ContentsSigned F. Akin. Acquisition(?) dDate on front April 16, 1914. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-14 | LocoFoco and Nullification Nuptials
Scope and ContentsSigned J. McG. and also J. McGouldrick. Published by H.R. Robinson, Washington DC. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-35 | Item : 1836-15 | New Standard of Justice. The Word of one Alderman outweighs the Oaths of Twelve Firemen
[James Gulick]
Scope and ContentsAcquisition(?) date on front May 29/04. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-16 | The Family Secret
Scope and ContentsSigned N. Sarony. Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-17 | LocoFoco Candidates Travelling, on the Canal System. [Political Issues]
Scope and ContentsPublished by J. Childs, New York. Acquisition dDate on front July 8/03. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-20 | Richard the Third as Performed at Washington With the Most Brilliant Success by a
Company of Amateurs. [Jackson & Bank]
Scope and ContentsPublished by E. Forbes, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-21 | Political Race Course -- Union Track -- Fall Races 1836. No. 1. Old Tippecanoe. No.2.
The Kinderhook Pony. No.3. Tennessee White. No.4. Black Dan of Massachusetts
Scope and ContentsPrinted and Published H.R. Robinson, New York. Two copies (one colored). Colored copy: Acquisition dated on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-22 | Set-to Between the Champion Old Tip & Swell Dutchman of Kinderhook - 1836 [Jackson,
Harrison, Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsPrinted and published by H.R. Robinson. Two copies (one colored) Copy 1: acquisition(?) date on front May 29/02. Copy 2 (colored): acquisition(?) dated on front June 3/04. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-23,24 | General Jackson Slaying the Many Headed Monster
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson. Colored copy is numbered 1836-23, black & white copy is 1836-24. Acquisition(?) dates on front of both is obscured. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-25 | Grand Virginia Reel and Scamperdown at the White House Washington. All the World Completely
Discumgalligumfricated. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R.Robinson. Three copies. Copy 3: Acquisition(?) date on front Nov. 12/03. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-26 | The Heads of Two Great Nations have at last come to the Situation of the two Goats
in the Fable - A step More and Heaven knows what will be the Consequence of the Contest!!
[Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSold at 36 Maiden-lane 3d Story. Acquisition dDate on back Jan. 20, 1931. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-27 | The Apology - Mediation - Satisfaction. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSigned C. Acquisition(?) dDate on front June 3/08. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-28 | Qui Paye ses Dettes s'Enrichit. (He who pays his debts grows rich) [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLa Caricature, (Journal) No. 237 Pl. 493. Lithograph: Delaunois. Au bureau chez Aubert galerie Vero Dodat. Acquisition(?) dDate on front Dec 20/07. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-36 | Item : 1836-29 | All Fours - Important State of the Game - The Knave about to be Lost. [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition dDate on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-30 | The Celeste_al Cabinet [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) dDate on front June 2/06. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-31 | Uncle Sam Sick with La Grippe [Jackson, Benton, Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsSigned C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Two copies. Copy 1 is stamped on front "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and stamped on back "Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings." Copy 2: acquisition dated on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-32 | Bubble Bursting. [Title cut off] [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSigned E.W.C. Acquisition date on front and back June 10, 1904. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-33 | Games at Gadsbys'. [Jackson, Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsSigned A.H. Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Two copies - one colored (Copy 2). Copy 2: acquisition dated on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-34 | Grand Match Between the Kinderhook Poney and the Ohio Ploughman. [Presidential candidates]
Scope and ContentsLithographed by C. (E.W. Clay). Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition dDate on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-35 | A Hickory' Apology, to assure Monsieur Bag, and Tail; that Uncle Sam, isn't quite
sich a tarnal mean crittur' as to give up 25000,000 of Francs for fear of a French
Dab in the Chops!! [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsDesigned, drawn and lithographed by James Akin. Two copies. Copy 1: acquisition(?) date on front Nov. 12/03. Copy 2 is stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900." |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-36 | A Strike! A Strike! [Food Prices]
Scope and ContentsPublished by H.R. Robinson, New York. Two copies - one colored (copy 2). Copy 2 has acquisition date on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-37 | Spirit of the Times
Scope and ContentsPublished by P. Desobry, New York. Stamped on front: "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings." |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-38 | The Tri-Coloured Cockatoo, or Admiral Macaw and his Fleet of Observation. "His Head
is Red, his tail is blue, With a Streak between where White Feathers show Through"
[French and American Fleet]
Scope and ContentsAcquisition dDate on back Nov. 16, 1942. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-39 | Caucus on the Surplus Bill [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSigned C. (E.W. Clay). Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-40 | Caucus on the Surplus Bill [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsPrinted and Published by H.R. Robinson. Variant of 1836-39 (reverse image). Stamped on front: "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings." |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-41 | On the Way to Araby! [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSigned C. Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Date on front June 3/(illegible). |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-42 | Court of Public Opinion, State of New Jersey Whigs versus Tories. [Pres. Campaign,
New Jersey]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Sir Joshua, del., N.Y. Acquisition dDate on back Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-37 | Item : 1836-43 | The Magician Abroad [Van Buren, Blair, and Kendall appeal in verse to the British
King]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Designed and published Sir Joshua, New Jersey. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-44 | Seventh Ward Beggars [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsColored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-45 | High Places in Government Like Steep Rocks Only Accessible to Eagles and Reptiles
[Van Buren, Harrison, Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph (3 copies, 2 of them labeled Copy 2; one colored) published by H.R. Robinson, New York. On back of Copy 2, acquisition(?) date: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-46 | A Grand Functionary: The Lord High Keeper [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed E.C. (E.W. Clay). Stamped on front: From Judge Mitchells Collection; stamped on back: The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-47 | Consignment to Oblivion [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsStamped on front: From Judge Mitchells Collection; stamped on back: The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-48 | A New Variations of the President March & Flying Dutchman [Jackson, Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsAcquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 16, 1942 |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-49 | The Solidiers' Return. A New Piece, to be Played at Washington ... Act 1-Scene 1 [Campaign
against Southern Indians/Pontiac/Creeks]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph entered ... 1836, by H.R. Robinson... |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-50 | Mr. Van Shuffleton and his Physician Sam. From the United States Bazaar. No. 324 North
Market St. Albany N.Y. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsPrinted and Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 30, 1901. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-51 | The Apology. L'Apologie. [French; French Debt for damage to American shipping]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Junca, pass. Saulnier, 6. Acquisition(?) date on front: November 13, [18]97. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-52 | Illustrations of the Adventures & Achievements of the Renowned Don Quixote & his Doughty
Squire Sancho Panza [Jackson, Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsSheet of 12 engravings depicting Jackson in the role of Don Quixote and Martin Van Buren as Sancho Panza with captions and dialogue. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 13, 19/08. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-53 | The Destruction of the Good Ship, Public Credit in the Harbour of Independence, Uncle
Sam, Commander. [Jackson and the Bank] |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-54 | Richard III [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsStamped on front: From Judge Mitchells Collection; stamped on back: The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-55 | The Decapitation of a Great Blockhead by the Mysterious Agency of the Claret Coloured
Coat [Jackson] |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-56 | A Galvanised Corpse
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 1904. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-57 | The Debilitated Situation of a Monarchal Government ... The Flourishing Condition
of a Well-formed Industrious Republic. [French Debt for damage to American shipping] |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-58 | The Funeral of Old Tammany [New York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-59 | The Fireman's Career [James Gulick]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Four pictures with text telling the story of James Gulick. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-60 | The Oregon and Tex [...] ion [Jackson]
Scope and ContentsSigned E.W.C. Published by A. Donnely, New York.Stamped on front: From Judge Mitchells Collection; stamped on back: The Gift of Henry O. Havemeyer, Yale 1900, Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings. Caricatures of Santa Anna, Henry Clay, Jackson, Texas represented as an African American, John Tyler, John Calhoun, Van Buren, Thomas Hart Benton, Oregon represented as a native American Indian, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert. |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-38 | Item : 1836-61 | The Old Lion, and The Cock What Won't Fight. [French Debt for damages to American
shipping] |
1836 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-1 | The Would-Be Mayor Preparing to Quell a Riot [New York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition date on back: August. 15, 1939. Noted in pencil on back: "Edwin Dennison Morgan, Governor of New York, 1859-1862. United States Senator from New York 1863-1869." |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-2 | Brother Jonathan's Appeal. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph published by John Childs, New York. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-3 | Van Humbug's Cabinet of Curiosities [Van Buren & Sub-Treasury System]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: H. Straightshanks, Invt. et Del. Washington City, 1837 ... Entered ... by M. Swett... D.C. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 15, 19/06. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-4 | Settin' on a Rail. [Presidential Campaign]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-5 | Scripture Proof of the Temporary Dominion & Desolation of Loco Focoism
Scope and ContentsAcquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 27, 1907 (1?) |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-6 | The Death of Old Tammany and his Wife Loco Foco [New York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 27, 1901 |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-7 | The Smokers [Satire on Smoking/Tobacco]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay) Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. From the United States Bazaar, No. 324 North Market St. Albany, N.Y. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 30, 1901. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-8 | Major Joe Bunker's Last Parade, or, The Fix of a Senator and his 700 Independents.
[Presidential Campaign]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. From the United States Bazaar, No. 324 North Market St. Albany, N.Y. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 30, 1901. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-9 | Another - Suspension [Penna Bank]
Scope and ContentsLithograph published at 217 Walnut Street, Phila. Acquisition(?) date on back: Oct. 7, 1946. Also stamped: Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-39 | Item : 1837-10 | Effects of Bad Example or Tight Money Market [Bank Failures]
Scope and ContentsLith & Published by J. Childs, Phila. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-11 | Old Jack in the Last Agony and The Fox Caught in the Rat Trap [Jackson, Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed by C. (E.W. Clay) Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 3, 1908. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-12 | N. Tom O'Logical Studies. The Great Tumble Bug of Missouri, Bent-on Rolling his Ball
[Presidential Campaign]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 1904. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-13 | [No Title] Woodcut relating to Van Buren Administration
Scope and ContentsWoodcut by Lansing made from the original block. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-14 | Even-Handed Justice, Or the Breaking Up of the Star Chamber.
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 19/04. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-15 | Before and After: A Loco Foco Christmas Present [New York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored etching designed and published by D.C. Johnston, Boston. A pull-down tab changes the image. Acquisition(?) date on back: Nov. 19, 1935. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-16 | A Dialogue, Between Two Well Known Characters [Brother Jonathan and John Bull, re:
Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 27, 1907. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-17 | The Secretary of War Presenting a Stand of Colours to the 1st Regiment of Republican
Bloodhounds [F.P. Blair]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed by Bow Wow Wow. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington. Stamped on front: From Judge Mitchells Collection; on back: Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-18 | The Times [1837 Depression]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Clay fecit. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-19 | New Edition of Macbeth. Bank-Oh's! Ghost. [Jackson, Van Buren, and the Specie Payments]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay) Printed and published H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 10, 19/04. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-40 | Item : 1837-20 | The Modern Balaam and his Ass [Jackson, Van Buren, Specie]
Scope and ContentsLithograph (2 copies; 1 colored). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Copy 1: Stamped on front: "From Judge Mitchells Collection" and on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Paintings." Copy 2: Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-21 | Whig [h crossed out] Bazaar. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay) Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 1904. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-22 | Who'll Have the Specie? [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 1904. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-23 | Fifty Cents; Shin Plaster [Specie payments]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. 2 additional copies at folder FF-42:1837-34;1837-35 (hand-colored). |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-24 | "Sober Second Thoughts" [Panic of 1837]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Lith & published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 1904. Pro-Whig caricature featuring various tradesmen expressing concern about financial crisis. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-25 | Whig Candidates for the Presidency, or Trying on the Wig. [Presidential Campaign]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed Perruquier fec. Entered ... 1837 by John Laurence, 106 Bowery ... Acquisition(?) date on front: June 3, 1908. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-26 | Triumphal Procession of the Eagle and Other Birds at the April Election 1837 [New
York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed Brown, fecit. Acquisition(?) date on back: Aug. 15, 1939. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-27 | Cotton Market, 1836-7.
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed C. (E.W. Clay) Lithographed by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-28 | Philadelphia Fashions, 1837. [Abolition and Antislavery]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed by C. (E.W. Clay) Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-41 | Item : 1837-29 | A Philadelphia Lady of Color [Abolition and Antislavery]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph signed by N. Sarony. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-42 | Item : 1837-30 | Treasury Note. 75 cents
Scope and ContentsLithograph (2 copies; 1 colored): signed N. Sarony. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-42 | Item : 1837-31 | The Golden Age, Or How to Restore Pub[l]ic Credit [Jackson, Van Buren and the Bank] |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-42 | Item : 1837-32 | A Gone Case: A Scene in Wall-Street [New York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and publshed by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: Dec. 6, 1950. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-42 | Item : 1837-33 | Grand Union Demonstration!! [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: anonymous. Acquisition: Gift of T.W. Streeter, October 28, 1959. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-42 | Item : 1837-34, 35 | Fifty Cents. Shin Plaster [Specie payments]
Scope and Contents2 copies of lithograph, 1 hand-colored. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. See also above item 1837-23. |
1837 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-1 | How to Make the Mare ['re' crossed out 'yor' substituted to read Mayor] Go [New York
City Politics]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Sheepshanks fecit 1838. Published by James Fitzsimmons, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-2 | The Old Clock [Samuel Swartwout]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed E.W.C. (E.W. Clay). Published by J. Childs, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Nov. 12, 19/03. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-3 | Loco-Focos Squirting
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 19/04. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-5 | Loco Foco Persecution, Or Custom House, Versus Caricatures
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 19/04. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-6 | Loco Foco Consternation, Or The Orful Kat-Ass-Trophe
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on back: May 29, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-7 | The Globe Man Listening to Webster's Speech on the Specie Circular. [Blair- Specie
Circular]
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept 2, 1908(1?). |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-8 | Price Current [Financial Policy]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-43 | Item : 1838-9 | Loco Foco Expresses
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Shanks fecit. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-10 | Loco Foco Expresses, Arriving at Washington. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-11 | A Peep into Futurity, Or A Picture of 1841 [Jackson and Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"; Stamped on back, "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Painting". |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-12 | All on Hobbies, Gee Up, Gee Ho! [Financial Policy]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: (2 copies; one colored). 6 hoboby horses in caricature labeled: Sub-Treasury, Specie Currency, United States Bank, State Rights and Nullification, Anti-Masonic, and Abolition. Signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. On Copy 1, acquisition(?) date on front: Jan. 25, 1905. On Copy 2, Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"; Stamped on back, "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Painting". |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-13 | Sub Treasurers Taking Long Steps, Or The Magician Broke Down. [Jackson and Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Grennell del. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"; Stamped on back, "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Painting". |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-14 | The Disappointed Abolitionists [Graft re Abolition]
Scope and ContentsCaricature of matter re: David Ruggles, John Darg, Barney Corse, and Isaac Hopper. Lithograph: Signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and Published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 19/08. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-15 | British Warfare in 1812, 1837-38
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograoh printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. This caricature is based on "Philanthropie Moderne" (See 1812-4). Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-16 | Machines for the New Pay-Tent Office.
Scope and ContentsHand-colored ithograph: By O'Graphic, Right, signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection". |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-17 | Whig Magnets Attreacted by the Pole. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: signed EWC (E.W. Clay). Published by J. Childs, Lithographers, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"; Stamped on back, "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Painting". Sent as a letter: addressed to H.B. Alden, Belfast, Maine. From: P.M. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-18 | The Effects of Loco-Foco Pledges
Scope and ContentsLithograph: signed HD (H. Dacre). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Feb. 3, 1906. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-44 | Item : 1838-19 | The Political Drill of the State Officers [New York State Politics].
Scope and ContentsLithograph of C. Van Benthuysen, Albany, NY. Illustration followed by four columns of a letter to the editor of the Albany Arguslengthy text] |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-20 | The Rebound of the Ball [Van Buren and Sub-Treassury]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithpgraph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition date on back: December 23, 1954. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-21 | The Three Mares ["res" crossed out and "yors" substituted to spell Mayors], New York
Course, Spring Races, 1838. [New York City Politics]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Shank fecit. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 19/04. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-23 | The Globe-Man after Hearing of the Vote on the Sub-Treasury Bill [Financial Policy]
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 23, 1901. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-24 | Great Loco Foco Juggernaut. A New Console-A-Tory Sub-Treasury Rag-Monster. [Jackson,
Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsEtching - perhaps D.C. Johnston. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"; Stamped on back, "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Painting". Same as 1838-30. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-25 | Executive Marcy ["a" crossed out, "e" substituted] and the Bambers
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Caricature 1838-26 has the same title, but is not identical. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-26 | Executive Marcy ["a" crossed out, "e" substituted] and the Bambers
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: signed C. (E.W. Clay). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Caricature 1838-25 has same title but is not identical. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, June 10, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-27 | The Mayor ["yor" crossed out, "re" substituted] Frightened at a Phoenix [New York
City Politics]
Scope and ContentsLithograph published by J. Childs, New York. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-28 | Sub Treasurers Meeting in England.
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 1904. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-29 | Loco Foco Scramble for Collectors Licenses. [Van Buren Campaign]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 29, 1901. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-45 | Item : 1838-30 | Great Loco Foco Juggernaut. A New Console-A-Tory Sub-Treasury Rag-Monster. [Jackson,
Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsSame caricature as 1838-24. Acquisition(?) date on front: Dec. 6, 1950. |
1838 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-1 | The Treasury-Hen Alarmed [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings". |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-2 | Called to Account [Henry Wise]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 19/14. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-3 | Senate Chamber U.S.A. Conclusion of Clay's Speech In Defence of Slavery [Henry Clay,
John Calhoun]
Scope and ContentsLithograph. Pencil note on back dates Henry Clay's related speech in Senate to Feb. 7, 1839. Newspaper clipping affixed to lithograph. Acquisition(?) date on front: April 6, 1906. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-4 | Symptoms of a Duel [Henry Wise/ Levi Woodbury]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored ithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings". |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-5 | The Man Wot Pays No Postage [Post Office Dept]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Signed M.S.(?) Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 1904. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-6 | The Meeting at Saratoga. Like Boxers thus before they fight, their hands in friendship
they unite. [Van Buren and Clay]
Scope and ContentsLith of H.R. Robinson. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 27, 1907. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-7 | Struggle for the Presidency ["si" crossed out, "ce" substituted] Between V. B...N
and Black Bess, [Presidential Race]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Lith. & Pub. by Baker, New York. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-8 | A Bull Chase, "The Words of the Wise, are as Goads" [Henry Wise/Levi Woodbury]
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: April 16, 1914. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-9 | Abolition Frowned Down. [Abolition]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 19/04. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-10 | Presentation [Van Buren, Haiti Ambassador]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 1904. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-11 | Practical Amalgamation (The Wedding) [Abolition, Intermarriage]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph: E.W. Clay inv et fec. Published by John Childs, New York. "Also just published - The Amalgamation Waltz - The Courtship - The Fruits - Johnny Q. - Black Cat." Acquisition(?) date on front: May 5, 19/05. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-12 | The Cut Direct. Or a Scene in High Life at Saratoga Springs.
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Lith. of H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-46 | Item : 1839-13 | Worse than a Spanish Inquisition
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1839 | |
| Folder: FF-47 | Item : 1840-1 | Fanny Ellsler's [sic] Last Serenade, Or The Soap-Locks Disgraceful Attack upon the
Germans [Social]
Scope and ContentsLithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 19/04. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-47 | Item : 1840-2 | The North Bend Farmer and his Visitors [Van Buren et al., William Henry Harrison]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: (2 copies; one colored): Signed HD (H. Dacre). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-47 | Item : 1840-3 | A Political Movement [Van Buren Election Loss to Harrison]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: (2 copies; 1 colored): signed HD (H. Dacre). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington DC. Copy 1 dated on front, Sept. 27, 1901. Copy 2 stamped on front "From Judge Mitchells Collection; stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings". |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-47 | Item : 1840-4 | Full Tilt for the Capitol. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Signed HD (H. Dacre). Lithographed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington DC. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-47 | Item : 1840-5 | Rats Quitting the Ship [Van Buren, Kendall, Blair]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph: signed HD (H. Dacre). Printed and published H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington DC. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection; stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings". |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-47 | Item : 1840-6 | The New Era Whig Trap Sprung [Van Buren and Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph (2 copies; 1 colored): Signed Bonnyshanks (Attributed to N. Sarony). Printed and published H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington DC. Copy 1: Acquisition: Gift of Mrs. DeWitt Lockman, Sept. 7, 1927. Copy 2: Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection"; stamped on back: "Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of the United States Naval Prints and Paintings". |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-48 | Item : 1840-7 | Presidential Election. [Van Buren v. Harrison] |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-48 | Item : 1840-8 | Going Down. Going Up [Van Buren v. Harrison Election]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Signed EWC (E.W. Clay). Published by J. Childs, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: Feb. 21, 18/99. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-48 | Item : 1840-9 | The Northern Man with Southern Principles [Van Buren, African-American Testimony]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: Signed Bonnyshanks (Attributed to N. Sarony). Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington DC. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 1904. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-48 | Item : 1840-10 | Above: The Nation is Whig! "Tell Chapman to Crow" Below: North Bend Game Cock. [Harrison
Election, Tippecanoe]
Scope and ContentsHand-colored lithograph: Signed Nosey. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York and Washington DC. "Respectfully dedicated to Robert C. Wetmore, Esq. President of the North Bend Association of New York, by his obt servant" signed H.R. Robinson. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 19/04. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-11 | Granny Harrison Delivering the Country of the Executive Federalist [Harrison & Calhoun]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washington DC. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" Stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-12 | The Illustrious Footsteps [Van Buren & Jackson]
Scope and ContentsLithograph, possibly by Sarony, published by J. Childs, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" Stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-13 | Specie Claws.
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph by H.D. (H. Dacres); printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition (?) date on front: Sept. 27, 1901[1907]. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-14 | Political Jugglers Losing Their Balance [Van Buren, Harrison, et. al.]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: EWC (E.W. Clay), published by J. Childs, New York. Acquisition (?) date on front: Feb. 21, 18/99. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-15 | Chapman Trying to Crow [National Politics]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washington, DC. Dated on front, Sept. 27, 1901[1907?]7. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-16 | The Last Card. Tip Overthrown.[Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph signed Spoodlyks 1840. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition (?) date on front: July 12, 19/04. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-17 | Funeral of Loco Focoism [Loco Foco]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed EWC (E.W. Clay), published by John Childs (misspelled as Cheilds), New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" Stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-18 | A Globe to LIVE ON! [F.P. Blair & Amos Kendall]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed N.S. (Sarony?), printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washington, DC. Acquisition (?) date on front: July 08/03. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-19 | This is the House that Jack Built [Jackson & Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed EWC (E.W. Clay), printed by John Childs, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" Stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-20 | The New Era, or the Effects of a Standing Army (2 copies)
Scope and Contents2 copies. Lithograph signed N. Sarony, printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Copy 1: Acquisition (?) date on front: July 12, 1902 [1904?]. Copy 2: Acquisition (?) date on back: Dec. 6, 1950. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-49 | Item : 1840-21 | Sub-Treasury System, or Office Holders Elysium. [Van Buren et. al.]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Stamped on front, "From Judge Mitchells Collection" Stamped on back, "The Gift of Henry O. Havermeyer, Yale 1900. Collection of United States Naval Prints and Painting" |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-22 | The People Versus Monopoly. [Hudson River Steamboat Association/Hancox's Napoleon]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph printed by J. Childs, New York. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-23 | Expansion & Contraction, As witnessed in the Senate March 5, 1840, during Mr. Buchanan's
remarks on the currency. [F.P. Blair & Dixon Hall Lewis]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washington, DC. Acquisition(?) date on front: July 12, 19/04. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-24 | Clar De Kitchen [Harrison & Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed Bonneyshanks. Printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washington, DC. Written in pencil on the back, "Gift of Mr. DeWitt M. Lockman. Sept. 7, 1927" |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-25 | Disturbing a Martins Nest. [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsHandcolored lithograph printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 10, 1904. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-26 | A Bivouack in Safety, or Florida Troops Preventing a Surprise. This inhuman war has
already cost the people of the United States $30,000,000 without any prospect of its
being brought to a termination.
Scope and ContentsLithograph signed HD (H. Dacre), printed and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washngton, DC. Acquisition(?) date on front: Sept. 27, 1901 [1907?]7. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-27 | The Wolf Bent-On, Meeting Little Red Riding Hood [Van Buren]
Scope and ContentsLithograph published by H.R. Robinson, New York. Acquisition(?) date on front: June 3, 1908 (?) |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-28 (Copy 1) | An Affecting Scene in Kentucky [Richard Mentor Johnson and His Relationship with Julia
Chinn]
Scope and ContentsLithograph: anonymous. Acquisition date on back: Nov. 16, 1942. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-29 | O.K. Respectfully dedicated to the members of the Eighth Ward Tippecanoe Club, and
Inscribed to their Patriotic Chairman Charles H. Delavan, Esq. [NYC Politics]
Scope and ContentsLith and published by H.R. Robinson, New York & Washington, DC. Acquisition(?) date on front: May 29, 1904[?]. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-30 | [Expansion & Contraction] (Title trimmed off)
Scope and ContentsLithograph: same image as 1840-23, but not colored. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-31 | [Clar De Kitchen] (No title)
Scope and ContentsImage is the same as 1840-24. Image appears to be hand-drawn. |
1840 | |
| Folder: FF-50 | Item : 1840-32 | [Original Drawing]
Scope and ContentsDrawings of figures, including Van Buren. |
1840 | |
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