HE INCLUDED ME:
Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, (1989). First edition. xvi, 181p. Illustrated from photos. Terra-cotta cloth with spine titles in black. More
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EVIDENCES OF PROGRESS AMONG COLORED PEOPLE.
Philadelphia: Geo. S. Ferguson, 1903. Tenth edition. xvi, 17-575p. Illustrated. Mustard cloth with titles in brown. Blockson 2789. More
ANNALS OF THE POOR.
Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, n.d. [18--]. "A New Edition, Enlarged, and Illustrated with Engravings. viii, [9]-215p. Illustrated, including frontispiece portrait by John Sartain. Publisher's embossed cloth with gilt spine title and large gilt device on upper cover. Blockson 8613 for an edition by the American Tract Society. More
ANNALS OF THE POOR.
London: Religious Tract Society, 1842. xii, 240p., 8p ads. Frontispiece and engraved title page. Publisher's embossed cloth with gilt spine title. Blockson 8613 for American edition. More
THE NEGRO SERVANT.
New York: T. Mason and G. Lane, 1839. 12mo. 40p. Gilt-titled leather spine over marbled boards. More
THE TWO OF US IN AFRICA:
New York: Fleming H. Revell, (1924). First edition. 220p, 4p ads. Illustrated by Greselda M. McClure. Tan cloth with titles in red and with pictorial designs in black on spine and upper cover. More
SLAVERY IN FLORIDA, TERRITORIAL DAYS TO EMANCIPATION.
Gainsville: University Press of Florida, (2000). xvi, 370p. Black cloth spine over red boards, red spine titles. More
SHADOWS ON THE WALL, THE LIFE AND WORKS OF HOWARD WEEDEN.
Northport, AL: Colonial Press, (1962). xii, 147p. Illustrated, including color plates. Gilt-titled gray cloth. More
SOUTH OF FREEDOM.
New York: 1952. First edition. x, 270p. Maroon cloth with green spine titles. "The stirring personal report of an ace Negro journalist who returned to his native south to make a 6000-mile tour and to ask dangerous questions" (d.j. cover). More
THREE LITTLE WORDS:
New York: Harms, (1930). Six pages in self wraps. Cover features images of Amos and Andy and a dog. More
FROM SLAVERY TO WEALTH, THE LIFE OF SCOTT BOND,
Madison, AR: Journal Printing Company, 1917. First edition. 385p. Illustrated with many photos. Gilt-titled blue cloth. Bond rose from slavery to become a wealthy Arkansas businessman. Work 473. More
THE BEECHERS, AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
New York: Harper & Row, (1981). First edition. xvii, 653p. Illustrated. Green cloth spine over mustard boards, black spine titles. More
LES MEMOIRES DE JOSEPHINE BAKER.
Paris: Editions Correa, (1949). 349p. Paperback with color printed cover. Illustrated. More
CHILDREN'S BOOKS ON AFRICA AND THEIR AUTHORS:
New York: Africana Publishing, (1975). xx, 291p. Tan cloth with titles in black on spine and upper cover. More
FOCUS ON BLACK, 1.
Schneider's of Athens, (1970). Folio of 25 reproductions of photos laid loose in fold and in original box. Photos measure 16" x 11 12/" Photographs of the Mambila, Fulani, and Kom people. More
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY IN THE PRESS 1851-1899.
Detroit: Gale Research, (1996). First edition. Two volumes. Quarto. xxvi, 618p; x, 619-1325p. Illustrated. Color-printed glazed boards. More
THE PASSIONATE BEECHERS:
Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, (2003). First edition. ix, 373p. Illustrated. Gilt-titled white boards. More
GEORGE SAMPSON BRITE.
Boston: Meador Publishing, 1939. First edition. 154p. Red pattern cloth titled in gilt on spine and upper cover. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Rare. More
INVISIBLE POETS:
Urana, IL: University of Illinois Press, (1974). First printing. xxxii, 270p. Illustrated. Gilt-titled brown cloth. More
AFRO-AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS 1846-1933:
Boston: G.K. Hall, (1988). xxviii, 465p. Black-titled tan cloth. More
BLACK TALK.
New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, (1971). First edition. xxii, 201p. Black cloth with title in silver and light blue. "Black Talk presents not only a new way of assessing the impact and meaning of black music but a totally new way of looking at black culture in America. By..... More
MAN WALKING ON EGGSHELLS.
London: Methuen, (1962). First edition. [vi], 250p. Blue cloth with spine titles in silver and metallic blue. "Using the living speech of his own race Herbert Simmons has created a novel from which the throb and agony of the blues are never absent." (jacket blurb). More
FREEDOM'S CHAMPION, ELIJAH LOVEJOY.
Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, (1994). First edition. xx, 206p. Tan cloth with black spine titles. Foreward by Clarence Page. More
LET'S PRETEND, MAE DEE AND HER FAMILY ON A WEEKEND IN MAY.
Austin, TX: Callcott-Collinson, Inc., (1977). First edition. x, 97p. Illustrated from photographs and drawings by Sarochin Shannon. Bound in silver cloth with titles and pictorial designs in gilt on spine and upper cover. National History Series: USA. More
NEGRO MYSTIC LORE.
Chicago: To-Morrow Press, 1907. First edition. 149p. Red cloth with black titles. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Scarce. More