(ALASKA.) Album of western views, including 24 Klondike gold rush views by Frank La Roche.

(ALASKA.) Prot & Dissart, engravers; after Crepin. Naufrage de Mm. de Laborde sur les Canots de la Peyrouse au port des François

(ALASKA.) Suzanne Rognon Bernardi. The Story of a Whale Hunt.

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

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Victor Tixier. Voyage aux Prairies Osages, Louisiane et Missouri.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Partial fur trading ledger from the Upper Mississippi.

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

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) John P. Williamson, compiler. An English-Dakota School Dictionary. Wasicun Qa Dakota Ieska Wowapi.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Large collection of Real Photo postcards collected by a girl at the Sac & Fox Indian School.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Appraisal of Arms for a Connecticut militia company heading to New York under Oliver Wolcott.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Pair of Massachusetts House of Representatives resolutions on the war.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) [George Washington.] His order pardoning a group of deserters during the Philadelphia Campaign.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) James Willis. Imploring his son to join him in the Continental Army: I will stand betwen you and harm.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) [A Picturesque View of the State of the State of the Nation.]

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Benadam Gallup. Account of Provisions Received and Purchased for the Use of the Continental Army.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Issue of the Connecticut Journal describing the Battle of Guilford Court House.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Issue of the Connecticut Journal describing the start of the Siege of Yorktown.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1782.) Bound volume of the London Chronicle for the first half of 1782.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) The textile print known as The Apotheosis of Franklin.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--CURRENCY.) 10 pieces of Continental currency from the early years of the war.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--CURRENCY.) 10 pieces of paper currency issued in the mid-Atlantic states early in the war.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--CURRENCY.) Two pieces of paper currency issued by South Carolina early in the war.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--CURRENCY.) Group of 15 pieces of canceled paper currency issued by Massachusetts during the war.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--VETERANS.) Portrait of Conrad Heyer, renowned as the earliest-born American to ever be photographed.

(ARCTIC.) Roy Fitzsimmons. Diary kept on the MacGregor Arctic Expedition to Greenland, discussing the sons of Peary and Henson.

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

(BIBLE.) The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments

(BIBLE--AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES.) Group of 3 translations into Ojibwe, Cherokee, and Iroquois.

(BIBLE--NEW TESTAMENT.) The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,

(BIBLE--PSALMS.) The Henry Knox printing of A New Version of the Psalms of David.

(BIBLIOGRAPHY.) White Kennett. Bibliothecae Americanae Primordia. An Attempt Towards Laying the Foundation of an American Library,

(CALIFORNIA.) Photographs and contact sheets from the aftermath of the Los Angeles riots triggered by the Rodney King verdict.

(CIVIL WAR.) Army of the Potomacs Countersign Signals from early in the war.

(CIVIL WAR.) Pair of E.W. Carryl & Co. circulars: for Army and Navy Goods, and Camp Utensils and for making army mittens.

(CIVIL WAR.) Charles W. Bolza, artist. Campbell Hospital, Washington, D.C.

(CIVIL WAR.) Currier & Ives. The Old Bull Dog on the Right Track.

(CIVIL WAR.) Francis Trevelyan Miller, editor. The Photographic History of the Civil War.

(CIVIL WAR.) Group of 9 war-era diaries.

(CIVIL WAR.) Groups of letters from 6 Civil War soldiers representing New York, Vermont, and Illinois.

(CIVIL WAR--ART.) C.F.L. [Cherbury F. Lothrop?] The 16th Maine Volunteers, First Day at the Battle of Gettysburg.

(CIVIL WAR--CALIFORNIA.) Samuel A. Gorham and unknown. Journals of a desert expedition undertaken by the 1st California Cavalry.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Charleston Mercury Extra . . . The Union is Dissolved!

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John W. Walker. Letters written by a young Richmond man during the outset of the war.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Robert S. Garnett. War-date letter by the first general killed in the Civil War.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Carte-de-visite portrait of the noted Confederate engineer Walter Gwynn, with related family papers.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) William T. Dillard. Diary of a Virginia Military Institute cadet pressed into active service.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) The Life and Death of Jeff. Davis, being an Awful Warning to all Traitors . . . in Five Expressive Tableaux.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Group of Confederate currency including state notes.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE--NAVY.) Letters on the early naval defense of Savannah, including letters from Captain Josiah Tattnall.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE--NAVY.) Letters regarding the arrival and loss of the ironclad CSS Atlanta.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE--NAVY.) Group of 3 naval signal documents from the defense of Savannah.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE--NAVY.) William W. Hunter. Order to observe President Davis Day of Prayer in the Savannah Squadron.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE--NAVY.) Letters regarding the gunboat CSS Isondiga, including a manuscript map of the Savannah defenses.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE--NAVY.) Archive on the defense of Savannah in anticipation of Shermans March to the Sea.

(CIVIL WAR--ILLINOIS.) Letters and diaries of W.H. Dorris, an opinionated Democratic private in the 83rd Illinois.

(CIVIL WAR--ILLINOIS.) LeRoy Salisbury. Diary of a lieutenant who fought at Chickamauga and was wounded at Missionary Ridge.

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) J. Leeds Barroll. Letter by a Confederate-leaning newspaperman being exiled to Virginia, with other letters.

(CIVIL WAR--MARYLAND.) Pair of Maryland song sheets Address to her Maryland Lover and The Baltimore Girls!

(CIVIL WAR--MASSACHUSETTS.) Robert Cowdin. The leader of the 1st Massachusetts Infantry recounts its heroic service.

(CIVIL WAR--NAVY.) John E. Albert. Diary of a sailor on the USS Genesee, fighting its way up the Mississippi River.