(ALASKA.) Collage of 5 early Alaska photographs.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Catlin. Illustrations of the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Wicoicage . . . The First Four Books of Moses, in the Dakota Language,

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Cabinet card of the Apache scout Nantaje, who was awarded the Medal of Honor.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Frank A. Rinehart. Spotted Jack Rabbit, Crow and Chief Hollow Horn Bear, Sioux.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Frank A. Rinehart. Group of 3 portraits of Apache and Sioux.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Frank A. Rinehart. Group of 3 portraits of Apache and Sioux.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Frank A. Rinehart. Group of 3 Sioux portraits.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Photograph of the venerable Crow chief Plenty Coups with French general Ferdinand Foch.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Crisis; or, A Full Defence of the Colonies.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) John Dickinson. A complete run of the twelve Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [John Dickinson.] Three installments of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [John Dickinson.] Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Issue of the Pennsylvania Chronicle, reporting on the destruction of HMS Liberty by Newport colonists.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Issue of the Boston Evening-Post discussing the Boston massacre.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Early report on the Philadelphia Tea Party, in an issue of Rivingtons New-York Gazetteer.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The complete Intolerable Acts, as bound with British Parliamentary Acts of 1774.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Original printing of the Boston Port Act, regarded as one of the more odious of the Intolerable Acts.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Extracts from the Votes and Proceedings of the American Continental Congress,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Extracts from the Votes and Proceedings of the American Continental Congress.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Arthur Lee.] A Speech . . . in Support of the Petition from the General Congress at Philadelphia.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Francis Bernard. Select Letters on the Trade and Government of America.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Thomas Hutchinson. The Letters of Governor Hutchinson . . . Printed at Boston.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Thomas Bradbury Chandler.] What Think Ye of the Congress Now?

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Pennsylvania Journal with Unite or Die masthead.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Issue of the Pennsylvania Evening Post with John Hancocks message on the galling yoke of despotism.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Two issues of the Boston Gazette issued in the month before Lexington and Concord.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) The Book of Common Prayer . . . of the Church of England,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Early British report on the battles of Lexington and Concord,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Invoices for houses rented by New Hampshire minutemen during the first months of the Siege of Boston.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Map titled Boston and the Adjacent Country, with the Stations of the British & Provincial Armies,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Issue of the Pennsylvania Evening Post just two weeks after the Declaration of Independence.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Thomas Paine. Common Sense; Addressed to the Inhabitants of America.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Matthew Robinson. Peace the Best Policy; or, Reflections upon the Appearance of a Foreign War.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) John Moore. Personal account book kept as a Loyalist in occupied New York.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) File on property destroyed in the Crugers Wharf fire under British occupation.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Proceedings of a Court-Martial, Held . . . . for the Trial of Col. David Henley.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Vasseur, engraver; after Borel. LAmérique Indépendante, Dédiée au Congrés des Etats Unis de lAmérique.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) Candid and Impartial Narrative of the Transactions of the Fleet, under the Command of Lord Howe.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) [Joseph Galloway.] Letters to a Nobleman, on the Conduct of the War in the Middle Colonies.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) David Hartley. Letters on the American War.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1780.) John Burgoyne. A State of the Expedition from Canada.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) The deaths of John Andre and Nathan Hale contrasted,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) French engraving of the surrender at Yorktown, Reddition de lArmée Angloises.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Correspondence between His Excellency General Sir Henry Clinton, and Lieutenant General Earl Cornwallis.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Richard Price. Observations on the Importance of the American Revolution.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) William Gordon. The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the . . . United States.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Charles Stedman. The History of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the American War.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) History of the American Revolution, Including an Impartial Examination of the Causes,

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Sartain, engraver; after White. Gen. Marion in his Swamp Encampment Inviting a British

(ARCTIC.) Sir John Ross. Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a North-West Passage, and of a Residence in the Arctic Regions /

(ARCTIC.) Storch & Kramer; after William Bradford. [Sealers Crushed by Icebergs.]

(ARCTIC.) Richard W. Konter. Day-after letter describing Byrds flight to the North Pole, with related photographs.

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

(ART.) Small group relating to Everett Shinn: a signed photo, 4 postcards, and a shawl worn by his wife and model.

(AVIATION.) M. Rol & Co., photographers. Wilbur Wright demonstrating his Model A to French aviators (Pret a porter au signal).

(AVIATION.) Photo album of the Harvard Boston Aero Meet, the first major aviation meet in the United States.

(AVIATION.) Paul Thompson, photographer. Curtiss biplane launching from the USS Pennsylvania docked in San Francisco Bay.

(AVIATION.) Photo archive from an early lead designer for Glenn Curtiss.