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

(ABOLITION.) Warner Mifflin. His abolitionist petition to President Washington and Congress,

(ABOLITION.) Injured Humanity . . . What the Unhappy Children of Africa Endure from Those Who Call Themselves Christians.

(ABOLITION.) Notice for the first annual Boston celebration of the abolition of the slave trade,

(ABOLITION.) The Genius of Universal Emancipation.

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

(ABOLITION.) The Examiner--Extra: Address of the Anti-Slavery Society of Washington County, a broadside newspaper extra.

(ABOLITION.) Am I Not a Woman & a Sister liberty token.

(ABOLITION.) The Liberty Bell, by Friends of Freedom.

(ABOLITION.) [Salmon P. Chase.] Principles and Measures of True Democracy: The Address of the Southern and Western Liberty

(ABOLITION.) [Thirza S. Pelton.] The Grave in the Wilderness: A Poem.

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

(ABOLITION.) Autographs for Freedom.

(ABOLITION.) Territory of Nebraska. Council Documents--No. 2. An Act Prohibiting Slavery.

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

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

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

(ABOLITION.) The preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, on the front page of the New York Semi-Weekly Tribune.

(ABOLITION.) Three letters to abolitionist General Clinton Fisk regarding the impact of the Emancipation Proclamation.

(ABOLITION.) Abraham Lincoln. Carte-de-visite rendering of the Emancipation Proclamation.

(ABOLITION.) James W. Watts, engraver; after Herrick. Reading the Emancipation Proclamation.

(ABOLITION.) Blank petition circulated by the Womens Loyal National League, seeking full emancipation.

(ABOLITION.) Pennsylvania soldiers letter regarding the 40-acre plots being distributed to freedmen.

(ABOLITION.) Front-page headline on the passage of the 13th Amendment,

(ABOLITION.) Charles Terry Collins. A Yale students essay titled The Amendment of the Constitution Abolishing Slavery.

(ABOLITION.) Carte-de-visite portrait of General Gordon Granger, the man who proclaimed the end of slavery on Juneteenth.

(ABOLITION.) Horace Heath, calligrapher. Miniature printing of the 15th Amendment guaranteeing the right to vote.

(AFRICA.) Issue of the scarce Liberian missionary newspaper, Africas Luminary.

(AFRICA.) Nelson Mandela. Long Walk to Freedom.

(ART.) Early sketchbook and later sketches by Masood Ali Wilbert Warren.

(ART.) Exhibition, 37 Negro Artists.

(ART.) Charles White. Two portfolios: Six Drawings (incomplete) and I Have a Dream Portfolio.

(ART.) Pair of posters for exhibitions by sculptor Richard Hunt.

(ART.) Resolution of the Black Arts Kultural Alliance.

(ART.) Dana Chandler Jr. The Black Revolutionary Family.

(ART.) Dana Chandler, Jr. Pair of prints: Together Brothers and Lil Junkies.

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

(ART.) Poster for the 1971 De Luxe Show.

(ART.) AfriCOBRA II exhibition catalog.

(ART.) Noah Purifoy, et al. Junk [Art: 66 Signs of Neon].

(ART.) Loïs Mailou Jones, designer. Howard University Art Faculty, Studio Museum in Harlem.

(ART.) Elizabeth Catlett. Portfolio of 5 offset lithograph prints.

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

(ART.) John T. Riddle, Jr. Civil Rights.

(BENJAMIN BANNEKER.) James McHenry. An Account of Benjamin Banneker, a Free Negro,

BENJAMIN BANNEKER. His famous correspondence with Thomas Jefferson, as published in an issue of the Universal Asylum

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

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Emory Douglas, artist. [Panther Mother and Child.]

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Stage I poster for a reading of Eldridge Cleavers Soul on Ice.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Group of 11 news photographs relating to Huey Newton and his trials.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Free Huey Celebration . . . at the Plaza.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Earl, artist. Angela Davis.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Kenneth Mosley, artist. Poster featuring three portraits of Angela Davis.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) A flier and a song in support of Ericka Huggins at her New Haven trial.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Free All Political Prisoners, Free Bobby, Free Ericka, March in New Haven.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Power to the People, Dhoruba N.Y. Panther 21 Arm.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Free the Soledad Brothers.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Group of pinbacks, decorated electrical outlets, and a flier from the Detroit branch of the Panthers.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Pair of Detroit Black Panther signs printed on cardboard.

(BLACK PANTHERS.) Pair of wooden signs and a doormat from the Detroit Black Panthers.