(AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Catlin. Catlins North American Indian Portfolio.

(ALASKA.) Adolphus W. Greely. The authors working copy with manuscript revisions of his Handbook of Alaska.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Ledger art self-portrait by the Sioux leader Crow Dog, made during his murder trial,

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Scrapbook kept by the notorious Indian impersonator Edgar Laplante, a.k.a. Chief White Elk.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Catlin. North American Indians.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Grand Central Art Galleries.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Poster for a Sun Dance to be held at D-Q University in California.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Nathaniel Whitefield. Whitefields Almanack for the Year of Our Lord 1760.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION-PRELUDE.) Volume of the Pennsylvania Gazette, complete for 1772.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) John Anderson. Anderson Improved: Being an Almanack, and Ephemeris, for the Year of our Lord 1775.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Issue of the Massachusetts Gazette, two weeks before Lexington and Concord.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Loyalty petition from what is now Portland, Maine.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Samuel Stearns. The North-Americans Almanack, and Gentlemans and Ladys Diary, for . . . 1776.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Bill for maintenance on Philadelphias wetlands when the English was here.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) State of New Hampshire. Broadside on a new Proportion to be a Guide for paying Taxes in this State.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1780.) An Act for Filling Up and Compleating this State’s Quota of the Continental Army.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) State of New Hampshire. An Act for Raising . . . Beef, Towards the Support of the Continental Army.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) The New Game of the American Revolution.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRINTS.) D.C. Johnston, lithographer. A New Method of Macarony Making, as Practised at Boston.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRINTS.) Henry S. Sadd; after Matteson. The First Prayer in Congress, September 1774,

(ART.) Papers of critic and curator Charles M. Kurtz.

(ART.) F. Luis Mora, artist. Shaw Prize poster from the Salmagundi Club, signed by its members.

(ART.) Invitation to the formal opening of the 1913 Armory Show, the first major modern art exhibition in America.

(AVIATION.) Small but substantial archive of Hugo Eckener, the Zeppelin company, and the Hindenburg disaster.

(BIBLE.) Michael Zinman, compiler. The American Bible: Original Leaves from Rare and Historic Bibles Printed in the Colonies

(BIBLE IN ENGLISH.) The New Testament of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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

(BIBLE IN ENGLISH.) Noah Webster, translator. The Holy Bible . . . with Amendments of the Language.

(CALIFORNIA.) Guadalupe Victoria. A decree to form cavalry companies in the Californias.

(CALIFORNIA.) Valentín Gómez Farías. Order to secularize the missions of Alta and Baja California.

(CALIFORNIA.) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Decree implementing the secularization of the California missions.

(CALIFORNIA.) John Haile Jr. Long and detailed letter from a newly arrived Forty-Niner in San Francisco.

(CALIFORNIA.) J. Carl Ludwig Fleischmann. Neueste officielle Berichte . . . über die Lage und Zukunft Californiens.

(CALIFORNIA.) Philipp Zimmermann. Diary of the chief engineer of a Gold Rush-era San Francisco-Panama steamship, with other papers.

(CALIFORNIA.) Rufus A. Lockwood. The Vigilance Committee of San Francisco: Metcalf vs. Argenti et al.

(CALIFORNIA.) A True and Minute History of the Assassination of James King.

(CALIFORNIA.) Trial of David S. Terry by the Committee of Vigilance, San Francisco.

(CALIFORNIA.) Sacramento City Directory for 1882.

(CALIFORNIA.) Stephen J. Field. Personal Reminiscences of Early Days in California, with Other Sketches.

(CALIFORNIA.) Collection of pencil sketches by Will Benshoff of the Arcade Sketch Club of Pasadena.

(CALIFORNIA.) Poster for Cinco de Mayo celebration at Los Angeles City College featuring Teatro Campesino.

(CANADA.) Charles Forbes. Prize Essay. Vancouver Island: Its Resources and Capabilities, as a Colony.

(CHILDRENS BOOKS.) The Cabinet of Nature, or, Animal World Displayed.

(CHILDRENS BOOKS.) [William Cowper.] The Diverting History of John Gilpin.

(CHINESE-AMERICANS.) Cabinet card of Ko Kun-hua, Harvards first professor of Chinese language.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) [Samuel W. Thompson; designer.] Souvenir spoon commemorating the life of Frederick Douglass.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Pair of early New York civil rights pamphlets.

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

(CIVIL WAR.) Josiah M. Lucas. A congressional insider describes the mood as secession spreads.

(CIVIL WAR.) Military pass issued in Union-held Virginia for Mr. Watts Negro man Henry.

(CIVIL WAR.) Erskine M. Camp. Register of travel requisitions and vendor licenses from the Soldiers Rest in Washington.

(CIVIL WAR.) Ulric Dahlgren. Contemporary photographs of his orders to assassinate Jefferson Davis.

(CIVIL WAR--ARKANSAS.) War-date calling card printed for General Herron of the Army of the Frontier.

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

(CIVIL WAR--ART.) John Richard. Sketchbook kept by a well-known soldier/artist during the last months of the war.

(CIVIL WAR--COLORED TROOPS.) David Hunter. Order from the Department of the South, drafting all negroes in private service.

(CIVIL WAR--COLORED TROOPS.) Report on the Battle of Fort Wagner in the New-York Tribune.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Howell Cobb. Letter written as United States Secretary of the Treasury, supporting secession.

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

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Charles B. Tebbs Jr. Letter dismissing the Virginia Secession Convention as demagogues & imbeciles.