Ultimate 1908 Lincoln Douglas Debates Semi-centennial Celebration Poster Alton Illinois - Today Only [iXanCTbY]

1908 Lincoln Douglas Debates Semi-Centennial Celebration Poster

Experience a piece of history with this original antique broadside poster, a rare relic from the 1908 Semi-Centennial Celebration of the Lincoln Douglas Debate in Alton, Illinois. This unique artifact was printed by the Mook Bros. of Alton, Illinois, and captures the significance of the debate that took place in this historic town. The poster, measuring 42” x 28”, is a testament to the enduring legacy of one of the most famous debates in American history. Here's what makes this poster a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts:

• Historical Significance: Alton was the site of the final Lincoln Douglas Debate, a pivotal event in American political history.
• Artistic Value: The poster features the namesake of Stephen A. Douglas, Jr., highlighting the personal connections to the debate.

Product Details

This vintage broadside is a one-sided print, issued folded, and comes with a fragile yet authentic condition. It's important to note the following features:

• Condition: The poster is in Condition C, with minor chips and nicks along the edges, but the text remains intact.
• Size: Measuring 106.7 x 71.1 cm, the poster is substantial enough to make a statement in any collection.

With limited availability and no known counterparts at auction, this poster is an invaluable addition to any collection. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of American history and a rare artifact from the Lincoln Douglas Debates.