(BUSINESS--DIRECTORIES.) Victor H. Green, editor. The Negro Travelers Green Book.

(ABOLITION.) David Walker. Walkers Appeal in Four Articles; Together with a Preamble, to the Coloured Citizens of the World.

(ENTERTAINMENT.) Papers of Alonzo Collins, proprietor of Washingtons Club Caverns.

(LABOR.) Large collection of Pullman Porter ephemera, pamphlets, and artifacts.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Self-Made Men: Address before the Students of the Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pa.

(MALCOLM X.) Important collection from Alex Haleys estate, including 3 items signed or annotated by Malcolm X.

(SLAVERY.) [Venture Smith.] A Narrative of the Life & Adventures of Venture, a Native of Africa,

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. His autograph statement on voting rights for all the people without distinction of race or color.

(MEDICINE--VETERINARY.) Papers of pioneering veterinarian Jane Hinton.

(SLAVERY.) [McPherson & Oliver; photographers.] [The Scourged Back.]

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) [Rosa Parks.] Her hand-written recollection of her first meeting with Martin Luther King Jr.

(ENTERTAINMENT--THEATER.) Ira Aldridge broadside for his starring role in The Slave, and performing his Jim Crow song.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. The Anti-Slavery Movement: A Lecture . . . Before the Rochester Ladies Anti-Slavery Society.

(SLAVERY.) A Valuable Sugar Plantation, and a Large Gang of Acclimated Negroes, for Sale at Auction.

(SLAVERY.) Valuable Acclimated Slaves, for Sale by Auction by Isaac L. MCoy.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Hollace Ransdell. Report on the Scottsboro, Ala. Case.

(WOMENS HISTORY--PROFESSIONAL.) Felix J. Underwood. Manual for Midwives.

(SLAVERY.) A Gang of 82 Choice Plantation Slaves! from Georgia . . . Will Be Sold at the City Hotel.

(ABOLITION.) Cabinet card portrait of the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Papers of bebop drummer Kenny Clarke from his first years in France.

(ABOLITION.) Turn Out! Turn Out!! No Compromise with Slavery!!!

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Address . . . on the Twenty-First Anniversary of Emancipation in the District of Columbia.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Photo album of jazz saxophone player Fletcher Allens tours through Europe, India, and Egypt.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Letter sharing the history of Prudence Crandall and Americas first private school for Black girls.

(ABOLITION.) [Thomas Fisher.] The Negros Memorial or Abolitionists Catechism, by an Abolitionist.

(SLAVERY.) Solomon Northup. Twelve Years a Slave: Narrative of . . . a Citizen of New-York, Kidnapped in Washington.

(LITERATURE.) Check List of Negro Authors Written in English and in African Dialects in the Library of Arthur B. Spingarn.

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) Above and Beyond the Call of Duty: Dorie Miller Received the Navy Cross at Pearl Harbor.

(BUSINESS--BANKING.) Prospectus for Chicagos Binga State Bank. 

(SLAVERY.) Alexander Leslie. Letter offering the return of Georgias enslaved people to their owners by the evacuating British army.

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

(MARTIN LUTHER KING.) I Am a Man, Memphis.

(LITERATURE.) Susan Paul. Memoir of James Jackson, the Attentive and Obedient Scholar, who Died in Boston . . . Aged Six Years.

(SLAVERY.) Extensive letters discussing 3 enslaved people who had been loaned from North Carolina to Texas.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Justin Holland. Holland’s Comprehensive Method for the Guitar.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Formal portrait of journalist and activist Archibald Grimké.

(SLAVE TRADE.) Documentation of a slave sale gone wrong among American expat merchants in Havana.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Group of 6 press photos of John Lewis.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) James Presley Ball. Quarter-plate daguerreotype by the pioneering photographer.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Wide-ranging collection of Rosa Parks memorabilia from her personal attorney.

(LITERATURE.) W.E.B. Du Bois. The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Collection of gospel music, photographs, and ephemera.

(W.E.B. DU BOIS.) Early press photo of W.E.B. Du Bois.

(HISTORY.) Correspondence between two titans of Black history librarianship, Arthur Schomburg and Dorothy Porter.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Proposed Plan of Organization and Action for the Chicago Freedom Movement.

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR ONE.) Group of 6 sentimental patriotic posters depicting Black soldiers.

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) Keep Us Flying! Buy War Bonds.

(SLAVERY.) $100 Reward. Ranaway from My Camp in Manchester . . . a Negro Boy Named John.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) We March for Integrated Schools Now!

(ENTERTAINMENT.) Photographs, manuscript lyrics and other papers of Harlem entertainers Thomas Chink Lee and Estrellita Morse.

(OCCULT.) Paschal Beverly Randolph. His occult pamphlets The Ghostly Land, The New Mola, and Love! At Last! bound in one volume.

MARTIN LUTHER KING. Detroit Council for Human Rights Presents . . . I Have a Dream, Recorded Live at Cobo Hall.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Danny Lyon; photographer. Now.

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

(POLITICS.) Group of 9 posters from Jesse Jacksons 1988 presidential campaign.

(LITERATURE.) Langston Hughes. Gypsy Ballads, his signed translation of Federico García Lorcas poetry collection Romancero Gitano.

(WOMENS HISTORY--PROFESSIONAL.) Anna Julia Cooper. A Voice from the South, by a Black Woman of the South.

(FREDERICK DOUGLASS.) George Kendall Warren, photographer. Carte-de-visite portrait of Frederick Douglass.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Pair of photographs of Booker T. Washington from a visit to California.

(SLAVERY.) Valuable Slaves at Auction: Field Hands, Laborers, and House Servants.