(AMERICAN INDIANS.) [Nicolino Calyo, after George Catlin.] Early copy of a Catlin portrait by an Italian artist in the States.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) James Smith. An Account of the Remarkable Occurrences . . . during his Captivity with the Indians.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Thomas McKenney and James Hall. History of the Indian Tribes of North America.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Portrait of a tribal policeman and his wife.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Edward Curtis. Prospectus for discounted sets of The North American Indian.

(ALMANACS.) An extensive multi-century run of the Farmers Almanac.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [After Benjamin Wilson.] The Repeal, or the Funeral Procession of Miss Americ-Stamp.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Early printing of the Massachusetts Circular Letter which united colonists against the Townshend Acts,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Thomas Pownall. The Administration of the Colonies . . . Wherein their Rights and Constitution

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Letters to the Ministry from Governor Bernard, General Gage, and Commodore Hood.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Issue of the Boston Gazette with a Revere masthead and much discussion of non-importation.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Town and Country Magazine . . . for the Year 1774, featuring the Boston Tea Party.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) John Dickinson. A New Essay (by the Pennsylvanian Farmer) on the Constitutional Power of Great-Britain

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [William Knox.] The Interest of the Merchants and Manufacturers of Great-Britain,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Philip Livingston?] The Other Side of the Question: or, A Defence of the Liberties of North-America.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Josiah Tucker. Group of 4 pamphlets by a notable British supporter of American independence.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress Held at Philadelphia, May 10, 1775.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) Jonathan Trumbulls manuscript family register, in a Boston printing of the Psalms of David.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) The Gentlemans Magazine, complete from 1775 to 1782.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Certificate for gunpowder and lead delivered to the Massachusetts magazine.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Journals of Congress, Containing the Proceedings from January 1, 1776, to January 1, 1777.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) [Thomas Paine.] Common Sense; Addressed to the Inhabitants of America.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) A Dialogue between the Ghost of General Montgomery

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Robert H. Harrison. Washington requests the services of Hudson River chain engineer Thomas Machin.

King José I of Portugal. 1776 decree announcing the Portuguese boycott of the American colonies; with another document

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Minutes of a court martial on the northern frontier.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) The London Gazette Extraordinary, devoted entirely to reports on the Battle of Long Island.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Thomas Contee. Diary of meetings with Washington and Hancock in the midst of the retreat from New York.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Instructions to the Commanders of Private Ships or Vessels of War,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Aaron Ogden. A young future governor describes a New Jersey skirmish and the urgent need for rum.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) John Fitzgerald. Washingtons aide-de-camp forwards orders from the general.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Joseph Massie. Peace with America, or Ruin to England.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Muster roll of Hugh Maxwells company in the Massachusetts Line.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) William Howe. The Narrative . . . Relative to his Conduct during his Late Command of the Kings Troops

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) John Paul Jones, Commander of a Squadron . . . of the Thirteen United States of North America, 1779.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) Enlistment list for a new company of Massachusetts troops.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) Local British coverage of John Paul Jones and the Battle of Flamborough Head,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1780.) Ezekiel Cornell. A general informs his governor of the desperate state of the mutinous army at Morristown.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1780.) [Edmund Burke?] An Impartial History of the War in America.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Issues of the Connecticut Journal describing the Battle of Guilford Court House and Siege of Yorktown.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) John Elliott. On the cusp of victory, a Baltimore man hopes to drive those d__d gentry out of this bay.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1783.) Detailed instructions for the dispersal of British forces remaining in New York.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) Benjamin Tanner; after Barralet. America Guided by Wisdom: An Allegorical Representation of the United States.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Charles Stedman. The History, Origin, Progress, and Termination of the American War.

(ARCTIC.) David Crantz. The History of Greenland.

(ARCTIC.) Papers of the Arctic explorer Robert E. Peary, including diaries, correspondence, lecture notes, and more.

(ARCTIC.) Papers of the Snow Baby Marie Ahnighito Peary, including her Arctic diary and the manuscript of Children of the Arctic.

(ARCTIC.) Arthur M. Dodge. Album compiled by the photographer of Pearys sixth Greenland expedition.

(ARCTIC.) George Shorkley. Letter from the physician of the Ziegler Polar Expedition.

(ARCHITECTURE.) Archive of drawings and blueprints for the firm of architect B. Marcus Priteca.

(ART.) Douglas Volk. Letters to his wife, spanning four decades as a well-known artist.

(ART.) Archive of the renowned animal sculptor F.G.R. Roth.

(AVIATION.) Newspaper account of the first manned balloon flight in America,

(AVIATION.) The two published issues of the Balloon Graphic, on the planned Great Transatlantic Balloon Expedition.

(AVIATION.) Group of illustrated aviation accounts from before the Wright Brothers.

(AVIATION.) Panoramic photo of the mass parachute jumpers at the 1938 National Air Races.

(AVIATION.) Research papers from a prominent helicopter engineer with Sikorsky Aircraft.

(BIBLE IN GERMAN.) Don Yoder. The German Bible in America, with 25 Original Leaves.

(BIBLE IN LATIN.) Partial New Testament given to John Winthrop as a 12th-birthday gift by his father in 1599.

(BLIND.) [Samuel Gridley Howe.] The Blind Childs Second Book.