The Physical Lincoln: A64bi1

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One of two images that inspired the design on the one-cent coin. Other is a64bi2. Version 1: Digital Print of Hardcopy 1 a64bi1-v1.jpg Print Key: National Archives B-6346 Print URL: -- Pixels Shown: 1217 x 1540 Comments: Observations: Version 2: Digital Print of Hardcopy a64bi1-v2.jpg Print Key: Library of Congress LC-USZ62-24498-3a25449u Print URL: -- MaxPixels: 1058 x 1536 Comments: Observations: Version 3: Digital Print of Hardcopy a64bi1-v3.jpg Print Key: Library of Congress LC-USZ61-1843-3a03556u Print URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3a03556 MaxPixels: 880 x 1536 Comments: b&w film copy negative. 1 photographic print: carte-de-visite. Observations: Version 4: Digital Print of Hardcopy a64bi1-v4.jpg Print Key: Library of Congress lprbscsm scsm0976 Print URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.rbc/lprbscsm.scsm0976 MaxPixels: 684 x 879 (when cropped as shown) Comments: 5.5 x 8.5 cm. Part of The Alfred Withal Stern Collection of Lincolniana Observations: Print: National Archives B-6346 Comments: None Print: Mellon p172 Caption: (p173) Reproduced from a positive printed on film from one frame of the original multiple-image stereographic negative made by Anthony Berger at Mathew Brady's gallery, in Washington, DC, February 9, 1864. Collection: Meserve Collection Observations:

<= a64ah5   a64bi2 => A64bi1 Photographer Berger Location Washington, DC Sitting 1864-02-09 Technique Photograph Meserve # 81, 82, 83 Ostendorf # 88 Ostendorf pg 172, 105, 349 Mellon pg 172 Kunhardt pg 234, 328 Synonym none AL ML RL TL WL XL <= a64ah5 a64bi2 =>    hamilton  Photograph by Anthony Berger at Brady's Washington gallery, Tuesday, February 9, 1864.

Left eyebrow best distinguishes from a64bi2.