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and Congress approved the document on July 4
Currier & Ives prints were decorative and inexpensive
People had begun to revere the famous document that declared the nation's independence nearly forty years earlier as many of its signers were aging and dying
The title and first lyric comes from someone Cohan once met
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Framed Steel Engraving & Card — Signed by Gen. George McClellan - c.1864 Red and Congress approved the documentUpdated August 8: This has been sold. This framed piece features an engraved portrait of Gen. George B. McClellan (1826 1885) by Alonzo Chappel, published by Johnson, Fry & Co, NY. Accompanied by a calling card signed by "Little Mac" and dated Nov 25, 1864, not long after the convention. In a thin, gold molded stick frame with a two window pale blue mat under glass. Image size: 9" x 6" Card Size: 1. 75" x 3" Frame size: 12" x 18" Shipping: $15. Please
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