(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Collection of cartes-de-visite photos including numerous African-Americans and abolitionists.

DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. Letters from Douglass to an old friend concerning race relations, Haiti, and more.

(DOUGLASS, FREDERICK.) Griffiths, Julia and T. Powis. Farewell Song of Frederick Douglass, on Quitting England for America

(DOUGLASS, FREDERICK.) Warren, George Kendall; photographer. Signed cabinet card of Douglass.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Letters on Gabriel Johnson, an enslaved man at Mount Vernon--including his letter from Bruins Slave Jail.

(MUSIC.) Archive of photographs taken at Manhattans famous integrated Café Society nightclub.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Plan of an African Ships Lower Deck, with Negroes, in the Proportion of Not Quite One to a Ton.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Walker, Moses. Letter from an enslaved Georgia man to his mother at another plantation.

MALCOLM X. Letter from prison, one of his first to use his new name.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Kimball, Myron H.; photographer. Wilson Chinn, a Branded Slave from Louisiana.

DOUGLASS, FREDERICK. Letter to the sculptor of his well-known bust, praising the work.

(ART.) Papers of the artist, photographer, and graphic designer Louise E. Jefferson.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Delicately hand-tinted tintype of John Brown.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Papers of an early Pennsylvania abolitionist, including the landmark kidnapping case of John Davis.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Ruggles, David. Letter urging the establishment of a Committee of Vigilance in Syracuse.

(BUSINESS.) Cuffe, Paul. Bond signed by a renowned African-American sea captain for his best-known vessel, the brig Traveller.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Lyon, Danny; photographer. Come Let Us Build a New World Together.

(RECONSTRUCTION.) McDaniel, Daniel. Letter to a freedman, offering to help track down his lost wife and daughter.

(WOMEN.) Pair of slippers said to be made by Elizabeth Keckley for cabinet member Gideon Welles at the time of Lincolns second inaugur

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Vote Nov 5th, Huey Newton for U.S. Congress.

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

(MILITARY.) Papers of Nancy Leftenant-Colon, the first African-American in the Regular Army Nurse Corps.

(THEATER.) Ayers, Lemuel; artist. Costume design for Pearl Bailey as Butterfly in St. Louis Woman.

(MILITARY--SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.) Papers of Lieutenant James B. Coleman as a soldier and educator.

(RACISM.) Set of original Real Photo lynching postcards depicting the Burning of the Negro Smith.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Carte-de-visite portrait of Sojourner Truth.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--CUBA.) Contract for a Chinese indentured laborer bound to Cuba.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Duval, P.S.; lithographer. United States Soldiers at Camp William Penn.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Black-light poster titled Power featuring a stalking panther.

(LITERATURE.) Group of 3 posters produced by Amiri Barakas Jihad Productions.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Shepherd, Rezin D. Letter ordering a ship captain to procure slaves in Virginia and bring them to New Orleans.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Garrison, William Lloyd; editor. Large group of early issues of the Liberator.

(AFRICA.) Smash the FBI & CIA: Enemies of the African Revolution.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Group of 35 press photographs of civil rights demonstrations and related subjects.

(LITERATURE.) Hurston, Zora Neale. Mules and Men.

(BEAUTY.) Madame C.J. Walkers Handbook of Beauty, Happiness and Success

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Sartain, John, engraver. Cinque, the Chief of the Amistad Captives.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Full-length carte-de-visite studio portrait of an African-American soldier.

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) American Red Cross. Statement of Policy Regarding Negro Blood Donors.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) If I Should Return, I Shall Kiss You. If I Should Fall on the Way, I Shall Ask You to Do as I Have

(MUSIC.) [Marsh, J.B.T.] The Story of the Jubilee Singers with their Songs.

(ART.) Pinkney, Jerry; artist. Original study for the cover of the award-winning childrens book, The Old African.

(EDUCATION.) Lockwood, Lewis C. Mary S. Peake, the Colored Teacher at Fortress Monroe.

(SPORTS--FOOTBALL.) Team photograph of the Wooster High School football team featuring pioneer athlete Charles W. Follis.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Grand Celumbrashum ob de Bobalation Socity ob de Fift of Uly, 1833.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Album of aerial views of the historic march on Montgomery, taken by the federal troops assigned to protect them.

(ART.) Tabary, Céline Marie. Portrait of the artist Loïs Mailou Jones.

(BEAUTY.) Group of 13 original fashion photographs from the files of Jet and Hue magazines.

KING, MARTIN LUTHER, JR. Stride Toward Freedom: The Montgomery Story.

(ART.) Burroughs, Margaret; artist. Pompadour.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Trial account of an enslaved New York man for arson, with the order to burn him at the stake.

(RELIGION.) Programs and other papers of the Mother African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Harlem.

KING, MARTIN LUTHER, JR. A gracious response to what must have been a very unusual letter.

(AFRICA.) The Love of Liberty Brought us Here--Republic of Liberia.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--CUBA.) Group of 9 Cuban manumission documents.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Biffar, H.W.; photographer. Carte-de-visite of Samuel R. Curtis, freed by proclamation.

(LITERATURE.) Death notice of Phillis Wheatly in the Massachusetts Centinel.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Rodrigues Rivera, Jacob. Letter from a Newport slave trader to his veteran captain.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Stephen, Robert. Runaway slave broadside: Ranaway from the subscriber . . . a negro man named Daniel.

(SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) Linen abolitionist handbag in support of the Negro Woman who sittest pining in captivity.