(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Inscribed carte-de-visite portrait of early photographer James Presley Ball.

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

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) The original photograph of United States Soldiers at Camp William Penn.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Manuscript broadside of the 13th Amendment signed by the Vice President and 111 congressmen.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Correspondence archive of the Richmond slave dealers Dickinson, Hill & Co., and S.R. Fondren.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Victor H. Green, editor. The Negro Motorist Green Book.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Lincoln Ripley Stone. Diary of the surgeon from the famed 54th Massachusetts Infantry, and related photos.

(ART.) Archive of letters from the sculptor Richmond Barthé to a close Jamaican friend.

(LITERATURE.) Wallace Thurman, editor. Fire!! A Quarterly Devoted to the Younger Negro Artists.

(LITERATURE.) Richard Wright. Annotated typescript of his adaptation of Daddy Goodness.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Freedom Summer archive of civil rights activist Karen Haberman Trusty.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Papers of pianist-composer Lawrence Brown relating to Paul Robeson and more.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Half-plate ambrotype portrait of an enslaved Virginia woman, possibly named Martha, with her owners.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) The Black Panther: Black Community News Service.

(ENTERTAINMENT.) E. Simms Campbell, artist. A Night-Club Map of Harlem,

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Minutes of the African Civilization Society and other papers of abolitionist Theodore Bourne.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Sixth-plate ambrotype of a Black Confederate valet.

(POLITICS.) Outrageous! Shirley Chisholm for President.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Joshua M. Addeman. Detailed and observant diary by a captain in the 14th Rhode Island Heavy Artillery (Colored).

(BUSINESS.) Records of the Green Book-approved Eggleston Hotel in Richmond, Virginia.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Full-length profile portrait of a Black cavalryman.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) [Henry P. Moore, photographer.] Enslaved workers on a South Carolina plantation after the owner had fled.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Portia Gage. An Appeal to the Governors of the Free States: The Prayer of Twenty Millions.

(BUSINESS.) Catalog of Color-Tone Christmas cards designed and manufactured by Negroes . . . for Negroes.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Peter Kramer, artist. The Resurrection of Henry Box Brown at Philadelphia.

(POLITICS.) Cabinet card of Thomas Peterson, first colored voter in the United States

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Carte-de-visite portrait of Sojourner Truth: I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Documents on the states confiscation of 15 slaves owned by Grief Cook, a free man of color in Georgia.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Genius of Universal Emancipation.

(ENTERTAINMENT--FILM.) Sam Greenlee. Script and investment pitch for the film adaptation of The Spook Who Sat by the Door.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Black Pattis Troubadours, the Sweet Singers of the Sunny South.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Constitution of the African Civilization Society,

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) For Colored / For Whites sign for a segregated bus.

(WOMENS HISTORY.) Pauline E. Hopkins. New Illustrated Lecture: The Rise of the Black Republic.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Pair of Congressional draft printings of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Treaty settlement for Negros stolen . . . by a party of Creek Indians.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Bill of sale for an enslaved man, sold by the recently elected first Mayor of Hartford.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Lafayette V. Newell, photographer. Photograph of a contraband family at Point Lookout.

(ART.) Loïs Mailou Jones. Original portrait of executive Sara Spencer Washington, done for the 1942 Twelve American Women calendar.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Archive of photographs, negatives, and slides taken or developed by Dizzy Gillespie.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Collection of work by Black Chicago photographer Dion Stams.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Clinton B. Fisk. Telegram from the founder of Fisk University celebrating the Emancipation Proclamation.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) An Appeal to You . . . to March on Washington.

(FREDERICK DOUGLASS.) [Samuel Montague Fassett; photographer.] Carte-de-visite portrait of Douglass taken during the Civil War.

(HISTORY.) Handbill for an early Texas Juneteenth commemoration.

(FAMILY PAPERS.) Letters to a Philadelphia woman re the final care of her aunt, and expanded opportunities during World War One.

(MARCUS GARVEY.) Group of 5 Garvey pamphlets and magazines.

(ENTERTAINMENT--VAUDEVILLE.) Signed portrait of George W. Walker, of Williams & Walker fame.

(SPORTS--BOXING.) LeRoy Neiman. Portrait of Muhammad Ali.

MARTIN LUTHER KING. Letter from Birmingham City Jail.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Business card of J.W. Odell, Negro Broker.

(ART.) Charles White. Six Drawings.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Pennant from the March on Washington.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Orders for an enslaved Black man to serve as pilot of a Confederate naval vessel.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Claim submitted by the mother of Medal of Honor recipient Sergeant Alfred Hilton of the 4th USCT.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Thomas Affleck. A plantation owners attempt to set up slave patrols in the last days of Confederate Texas.

(MILITARY--AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) Pair of documents regarding final pay for deceased soldier Kedar Freeman.

(HISTORY.) A.W. Turner. No Such Race on Earth as Negro--This is a Slave Title. Do Not Be a Mental Slave.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) Administrators Sale . . . at the Elliston Plantation . . . Consisting of the Following Slaves.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) East St. Louis Riots: Report to the Special Committee Authorized by Congress.