(ALMANAC.) BANNEKER, BENJAMIN. Bannekers Almanack and Ephemeris for the Year of our Lord, 1793.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) BOURNE, GEORGE AND THEODORE BOURNE. ROBERT CAMPBELL , MARTIN R. DELANY, HENRY HIGHLAND GARNETT, REVEREND CHARL

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) [MORLAND, GEORGES] The Slave Trade.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--NARRATIVES.) [JACOBS, HARRIET]. Incidents in the Life of Slave Girl, Written by Herself. Edited by Lydia Maria

(ISLAM.) MALCOLM X. We were a Dead people . . . But when we Heard Messenger Muhammad. WE AROSE FROM THE DEAD.

(UNIONS.) RANDOLPH, A PHILIP. Collection of material relative to the Pullman Porters.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--WOMEN.) COOPER, ANNA JULIA. A voice from the South by a Black Women of the South.

(THEATRE.) BROWNELL, JOHN CHARLES. Archive of material relative to his play, Mississippi Rainbow.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. Frederick Douglass.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--RESTRAINTS AND PUNISHMENTS.) Wrought iron slave collar.

(MUSIC.) MINSTRELSY. MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF 26 PIECES OF ENGRAVED AND LITHOGRAPHED 19th CENTURY SHEET MUSIC. Original Christy Minstrels *

(SPORT--TRACK.) PEACOCK, EULACE. Personal Archive of this great African American Track and Field star.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. Frederick Douglass’ Newspaper. Vol. VII, No. 32, Whole Number 344. July 28, 1854.

(EDUCATION.) HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Thirty-seven photographs of Hampton Institute, circa 1870s-1880s-[together with] nearly 200 other pho

(BLACK PANTHERS--ANGELA DAVIS.) MCCRARY, RICHARD. I Am A Black Woman.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) ROGERS, JOHN. ”The Fugitive’s Story,” large sculpture by John Rogers.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) HUEY NEWTON. The racist dog policemen must withdraw immediately from our communities.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) LEROI JONES. Black Theatre for Black Panthers a Benefit for Eldridge Cleaver and Other Black Panthers in Jail, at Fil

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) PORCHER AND BAYA, Slave Dealers. ESTATE SALE 229 RICE FIELD NEGROES. An uncommonly Prime and Orderly Gang of T

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. Lecture on Haiti. The Haitian Pavilion. Dedication Ceremonies Delivered at the Worlds Fa

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--RESTRAINTS AND PUNISHMENTS.) Pair of wrought-iron Middle-Passage shackles.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) MONCURE, JOHN. Expense Account, ledger kept by a private banker.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Collection of over one hundred photographs of people of color.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) [DOUGLASS, FREDERICK]. HUTCHINSON, JESSE. The Fugitives Song. Words Composed and respectfully dedicated in to

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--SLAVE SALES.) Executor’s Sale of Slaves !!!

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR II.) TUSKEGEE FLYING SCHOOL. Personal Scrap Book of Captain Della Hayden Raney.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Emancipator EXTRA. Slave Market of America.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) C.E. GIRARDEY & CO. SLAVE DEALERS. Valuable Slaves at Auction. . .Will be Sold at Auction.. . .

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) PAUL, SUSAN. Memoir of James Jackson, the Attentive and Obedient Scholar, who died in Boston October 31st 1833

(MINSTRELSY.) The Original Nashville Students.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. Oration by Frederick Douglass on the Occasion of the Unveiling of the Freedmens Monument

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. Emancipation Proclamation.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) CAREY, MATHEW. Plan of an African Ships Lower Deck with Negroes in the Proportion of not quite one to ton .

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) ROGERS, JOHN. The Wounded Scout.

(FILM.) MUSICAL. International Sweethearts of Rhythm, Famous All Girl Orchestra.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) 5TH REGIMENT. 5th Regiment U.S. Colored Troops Survivor Reunion, Columbus Ohio.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Group of 14 framed posters, flyers and handbills.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MARYLAND.) Public Sale. By Virtue of an Order of the Orphan’s Court of Frederick County. Two Negro Men, One a S

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--RESTRAINTS AND PUNISHMENTS--AFRICA.) Pair of wrought-iron African ankle shackles, with the original heavy locki

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--SLAVE DEALERS.) Hill, Ware & Chrisp. Great Negro Mart No. 57 Adams Street, Memphis Tennessee.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Group of 15 issues of the Black Panther Newspaper,

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) ABERNATHY, RALPH. Sermon:A Short Letter to Martin Luther King.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) SEALE, BOBBY. The Black Panther Manifesto.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MARYLAND.) Manuscript “pass” for Harriet Lawson, a free Negro woman, to visit her husband, Caleb.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. Emancipation Proclamation.

(TRAVEL.) TROTT INN. Travelguide 1953.

(ART--CARICATURE.) TREAGAR ET AL. Group of nine engravings, five of them hand-colored.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) ANDERSONVILLE PRISON. Andersonville Prison Survivors Association. LEST WE FORGET.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--SLAVE UPRISINGS.) STEDMAN, CAPTAIN JOHN GABRIEL. Narrative of a Five Years Expedition Against the Revolted Nat

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) KING, MARTIN LUTHER JR. LO MONACO, LOUIS. We Shall Overcome. March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, August 28, 1963.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) KING, MARTIN LUTHER JR. Honor King: End Racism!

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) WASHINGTON, BOOKER T. An Open Letter by Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee, Alabama upon Lynchings in the South. Reprin

(MUSIC.) BLOUNT, HERMAN POOLE SUN RA. Space is the Place.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) SIPKINS, HENRY. An Oration on the Abolition of the Slave Trade: Delivered in the African Church in the City of

GARVEY, MARCUS. Group of Eleven Typed Letters Signed; two Open Letters Signed and one two page Typed Letter.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--AMISTAD CAPTIVES.) BALDWIN, ROGER. Argument of Roger Baldwin, of New Haven Before the Supreme Court of the Unit

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--RECONSTRUCTION.) CROMWELL, JOHN W. The Exodus. An Appeal to the Philanthropic People of the North for Aid and S

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. U.S. Grant and the Colored People.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. The Last Race of the Rail-Splitter.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. ROSENTHAL, MAX. Abraham Lincoln--With Malice Toward None, With Charity for All.