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

(ENTERTAINMENT--THEATER.) Broadside for Ira Aldridges performance of Shakespeare--and Jim Crow.

(SLAVERY.) Records of Hyde Park plantation in Virginia, with lists of their enslaved, and letters by enslaved Confederate workers.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Badge issued to a private in the Glory regiment, the 54th Massachusetts, who was wounded at Fort Wagner.

(ABOLITION.) Carte-de-visite album including portraits of Truth, Douglass, Phillips, Garrison, and other abolitionists.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Papers of the Garveyite and Trotskyist activist Simon Williamson of New York.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) The Greater Black Patti Troubadours. Black Patti, Greatest Singer of Her Race (Mme. Sissiereta Jones.)

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Winifred Hall. Portrait of a bride and groom.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Large archive of personal and official papers of a lieutenant with the 22nd United States Colored Troops.

(BUSINESS--DIRECTORIES.) The Bronze American National Travel Guide, 1963-64

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. His letter on the controversial Colored American Day at the 1893 Worlds Fair, enclosing a pair of tickets.

(RECONSTRUCTION.) Correspondence of a Florida activist who risked his life for fair elections in the face of Klan violence.

(MILITARY--AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) Engraved portrait of James Armistead Lafayette, master spy for the Continental Army.

(FRATERNAL.) Record books of the New York African Society for Mutual Relief.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Charles C. Dawson, artist. O, Sing a New Song: Supreme Spectacle of a Musical Race.

(WOMENS HISTORY--BEAUTY.) Archive of the White Plains Beauticians League and their founding president.

(MILITARY--CIVIL WAR.) Eloquent letters of an officer of Colored Troops, one describing the death hour of the rebellion at Appomattox

(ABOLITION.) The Fugitive Slaves Appeal!! To the Clergy of Massachusetts.

(ART.) Charles Bible, artist. Group of 9 prints, most of them accompanied by poetry.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Jennie Van Der Zee / Mme. Toussaint Welcome. Real Photo postcard of a Garveyite in uniform.

(RECONSTRUCTION.) W.E. Burghardt Du Bois. Black Reconstruction.

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. Letter discussing the role of Quakers in the abolitionist movement.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Large group of disco club fliers, tickets, and cards.

(FREDERICK DOUGLASS.) The Frederick Douglass Souvenir.

(SPORTS--CYCLING.) Major Taylor on the Sager Gear, Worlds Record at Philadelphia.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Scrapbook of Jazz-age trombonist George Brashears time in Sweden.

(ENTERTAINMENT--MUSIC.) Soul: Americas Most Soulful Newspaper.

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR TWO.) Troops Must Move--Transportation WACS Help! Serve with the Armys Transportation Corps.

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

(LITERATURE.) Phillis Wheatley. The first magazine printing of her patriotic poem His Excellency Gen. Washington,

(EDUCATION.) Papers of Hampton Institute student and trailblazing elementary school teacher Bessie Emanuel.

(ABOLITION.) [David Ruggles.] The Abrogation of the Seventh Commandment, by the American Churches.

(ABOLITION.) Bound volume of The Liberator spanning the five Civil War years.

(SLAVERY.) Extensive Credit Sale of Slaves! At Auction, at the City Hotel. 112 Likely Young Negroes.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Move On Over or Well Move On Over You.

(WOMENS HISTORY--BEAUTY.) Issue of Flaire: For Professionals Only, High Fashion Styling for All Types of Hair.

(SPORTS--BASEBALL.) A.B. West. Diaries of a Buffalo Soldier in the Philippines, noting ballplayers Bullet Rogan and Oscar Charleston.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Ambrotype of “a freed slave girl brought north by B. S. DeForest, with two supporting family photos.

(SLAVERY.) Letter describing an enslaved woman getting 100 lashes for resisting rape.

(ENTERTAINMENT--FILM.) Promotional pamphlet for The Birth of a Race, produced in response to Birth of a Nation.

(SPORTS--BASEBALL.) Photograph of famed baseball team of the 25th United States Infantry.

(ART.) Romare Bearden, artist. 50: The Golden Anniversary of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Carte-de-visite album of Black subjects, many of them apparently from Seneca and Geneva, New York.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Pair of elegantly compiled photo albums from the Gwinn family of Savannah and New York.

(WOMENS HISTORY.) Dayse Walker-Booker. If I Were A Negro Man In a Time Like This.

(HISTORY.) W.E.B. Du Bois. What the Negro Has Done for the United States and Texas.

(FOLKLORE.) Harry M. Hyatt. Hoodoo, Conjuration, Witchcraft, Rootwork.

(SLAVERY.) Detailed list of 310 enslaved people on a large Louisiana sugar plantation.

(ABOLITION.) Louis Prang & Co., lithographers. The American Declaration of Independence Illustrated.

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Racist flier issued to discredit Daisy Bates, leader of the Little Rock desegregation effort.

(LABOR.) Wanted! Colored Women for Rag Sorting. . . . Apply in Person to Colored-Department.

(LITERATURE.) Saleswomans sample of Twentieth Century Negro Literature, with subscriptions gathered by the agent.

(FAMILY PAPERS.) Papers of the Alexander Mike family re Oklahoma oil leases, the Creek Colored Orphans Home, and more.

(MILITARY--WORLD WAR ONE.) Group of 4 patriotic posters produced for returning Black troops.

(WOMENS HISTORY--PROFESSIONAL.) Portrait of trailblazing physician Georgia Lee Patton.

(ABOLITION.) Sarah H. Bradford. Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman.

(FOOD & DRINK.) Manuscript recipe book compiled by a student at the Thompson Institute in North Carolina.

(PERIODICALS.) A Hint to the Wise.

MARTIN LUTHER KING. Obsequies funeral program, signed by several politicians and civil rights leaders.