Section of Wood from the “Lincoln Oak” / SOLD

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Section of Wood from the “Lincoln Oak” – Inventory Number:  POL 265 / SOLD The Lincoln Oak was an oak tree in Bloomington, Illinois. Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln both gave speeches at the tree during the 1850s. The original Lincoln Oak died in 1976. Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln at different times speak from a platform erected under the shade of this tree. Comes housed in 12 inch x 16 inch riker display case with red velvet backing and descriptive card.   Inventory Number:  POL 265 / SOLD

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A Section of Wood from the “Lincoln Oak” in Bloomington, IL, cut down in September 1976 and estimated to be 250–293 years old. Plaque included. / SOLD.
A typed note on wood says this is a section of wood from the “Lincoln Oak” in Bloomington, Illinois, aged 250–293 years and cut down in September 1976. Product: Section of Wood from the “Lincoln Oak” / SOLD.
A flat, roughly cut section of wood from the “Lincoln Oak,” showing natural textures and patterns, displayed on a white background.
A triangular oak wood section labeled “Lincoln Oak” from Bloomington, IL, estimated at 250–293 years old and felled in September 1976. Product: Section of Wood from the “Lincoln Oak” / SOLD.
A section of wood from the "Lincoln Oak," featuring a brass plaque, is displayed against a white background.
A Section of Wood from the “Lincoln Oak” (SOLD) is displayed with a plaque explaining its history, priced at $395.00, on a bright red background.

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