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Lot Number: 174
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1845 “The Union Must & shall be Preserved” President Andrew Jackson Silk Mourning Ribbon

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March 1845 Memorial Period, President Andrew Jackson Silk Portrait Mourning Ribbon with legend “The Union Must & shall be Preserved,” Sullivan-Fischer AJ-M5, Very Fine.

Sullivan-Fischer AJ-M5. A very scarce silk ribbon, Printed in Black on White Silk Ribbon, measuring about 5.75” x 3”. Boldly printed with crisp detailing of the portrait and text with some slight tone and a reverse old hinge trace in the upper portion, as shown. There is s short fold split in the silk near the top, far away from any print and a couple of light creases. At center is a classic Bust Portrait of President Jackson surrounded by a heavy black-ruled memorial frame with scalloped corners. Above, its printed legend in small script reads: “The Union Must & shall be Preserved”. Below it reads:

“ANDREW JACKSON / Born near Waxhaw Settlement South Carolina / March 15th 1767 / Died at the Hermitage June the 8th 1845.”
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Lot Number: 174
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