Union Democratic Ticket. Hamilton County, Ohio: N.p., [1864]. 3 1/8 x 9 7/8 in. Democratic ticket featuring portrait of McClellan in uniform, flanked by flags. -- The Modern Belisarius. N.p, n.d. 8 1/2 x 10 7/8 in. engraving (uneven inking). Caption reads: "After the First Battle of Bull Run, I Re-organized your shattered forces; after the second, I saved your menaced Capitol: I sit by the wayside waiting for Justice from the People. Shall I have it?" -- General McClellan's Letter of Acceptance, Together with His West-Point Oration. New York: E.P. Patten, 1864. RARE: No copies have sold at auction since 1929. Sabin 43021. -- Campaign Document, No. 7. Hon. George Ticknor Curtis, on Constitutional Liberty. [New York]: N.p., [1862]. A pro-McClellan pamphlet. Sabin 18037. -- Campaign Document, No. 8. Speech of Hon. Edgar Cowan, of Pennsylvania. [New York]: N.p., [1864]. -- Together, 5 pieces of printed ephemera and pamphlets related to McClellan's presidential campaign. 

[With:] For President, Gen. George B. McClellan. For Vice-President, George H. Pendleton. Gen. George B. M'Clellan. With oval portrait of McClellan in uniform. --
For President, George B. McClellan. With portrait of McClellan with foliate frame and quote. (loss to flap).  -- For President, Gen. George B. McClellan. For Vice-President, George H. Pendleton. Cincinnati, OH: Gates & Gamble, ca 1864. With portrait of McClellan flanked by cannons, flags, a crown of laurels, and a riband reading "Democracy For Ever." -- For President. M'Clellan. For vice President, Pendleton. With jugate portrait and quote from McClellan's Letter of Acceptance. -- Together, 4 covers from the 1864 Presidential campaign.