DICK'S ETHIOPIAN SCENES, VARIETY SKETCHES, AND STUMP SPEECHES.
New York: Dick & Fitzgerald, (1879). 178p, 34p ads. Cloth spine with color-printed paper-covered boards with ads printed on pastedowns and flyleaves. More
African-American
Group of Eight Post Cards.
v.p. n.d. Four are color photo cards, four are varia. Produced by Deep South Specialties in Jackson, MS.; Photo arts in Winnsboro, SC; E.C. Kropp in Milwaukee, WI; and Cline Photo in Chattanooga, TN. More
MISS WHITES BIRTH-DAY, PARTY.
London: T.C. Lewis, n.d. [1890]. Aquatint engraving (11" X 14 1/2", within the plate mark, 10" X 13 5/8"). Drawn by W. Summers and engraved by Hunt. Features a large Black family in formal wear around a dining table. The facial features are in caricature, and with caption in cartoon..... More
POLITICAL ORATOR. SEPERATE DE NOAF FOM DE SOUF! "NEVAH."
n.d. Trade card advertising Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, Importers and Dealers in Stoves, Metals, Tinware... Sacramento, Cal. 4 1/8" X 2 1/2". Comical image in black and white of a Black man raging and waving his umbrella over his head. More
Set of six post cards.
Printed in Germany: Post mark of 1908. PBF Serie 7179. Embossed and colored post cards depicting very stylized "Darkies" with sayings such as " Oh, de rudeness of de men when dey see a handsome darkie!" and "Dere is no doubt, sah, dat I am a hairstocrat!" More
Set of three post cards.
Printed in Germany: Post mark of 1908. PBF Serie 7942. Embossed and colored post cards depicting very stylized "Darkies" with New Year's greetings. More
THE SMALLBREED FAMILY AT SEA SIDE.
n.d. Trade card advertising Clarence Brook Varnishes. Color-printed comical image of Black family swimming in the ocean. More
Upper body portrait of a Black man in suit with wing collar and bow tie.
Columbus, OH: Mulligan Bros. Mulligan's advertising on reverse. More
TALES OF THE CONGAREE.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, (1987). First printing of this reprint. lxix, 367p. Tan cloth with black spine titles. Edited by Robert G. O-Meally. Includes Adams' "Nigger to Nigger" More
CELEBRATIONS:
Chicago: Follett Publishing, (1977). First edition. xviii, 285p. Multicolor printed cloth. More
AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY:
New York: Citadel Press, (1971). First edition. 324p. Silver-titled green cloth. More
HAMPTON AND ITS STUDENTS.
New York: Putnam's, 1875. 256p. Illustrated, including fold-out frontispiece and printed music. Embossed terra-cotta cloth with titles in gilt on spine and upper cover. Work p. 418; Blockson 515. More
THE OTHER SIDE OF JORDAN:
New York: W.W. Norton, (1960). First edition. 155p. Gilt-titled red cloth. More
ROSY POSEY'S MISSION.
New York: Abingdon Press, (1916). Fourth printing. 70p. Illustrated by W.V. Cahill. Terra-cotta cloth with titles and designs in brown. Dialect story of a rich spoiled girl's black maid. More
GOLLIWOGGS' PARADE.
London: W. Paxton, n.d. [c. 1900?]. Eight pages in self wraps. Piano score. The cover is in black , red, and white and features three Black face Golliwoggs in polka dot tail coats with red trousers and Don King hair styles. More
AFRICAN HERITAGE BIBLIOGRAPHY, ADDENDUM.
Momence, IL: Baker & Taylor, (1988). First edition. Quarto. Stapled wrappers. vi, 84p. More
MY MISS NANCY.
Macon, GA: J.W. Burke Company, 1924. First edition. 48p. In color-printed stapled wrappers. Illustrated from photos. In original box. "Nancy Astor's Virginia 'Mammy' Tells Why 'Her Littl' Mistis Ain't Neber Gwine Lose Her "Sition Ober Dar In Inglan'." (Title Page). More
FIVE BLACK LIVES:
Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, (1971). First edition. x, 240p. Silver-titled brown cloth. More
LET THE BAND PLAY "DIXIE"!:
London: Harrap, (1940). First edition. 320p. Illustrated with W.P.A. photos. White-titled mauve cloth. More
A COMPREHENSIVE ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN BLACK ENGLISH
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, (1976). xiv, 289p. Red cloth with black spine titles. Blockson 199. More
BLACK AMERICANS IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY:
Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1974. First edition. x, 118p. Gilt-titled brown cloth. More
BLACK AMERICANS IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY:
Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1974. First edition. x, 118p. Gilt-titled brown cloth. More
REMINISCENCES OF GOV. R. J. WALKER; WITH THE TRUE STORY OF THE RESCUE OF KANSAS FROM SLAVERY [with] FALSE CLAIMS OF KANSAS HISTORIANS TRUTHFULLY CORRECTED.
Rockford, Il: Published by the author, 1902. Two titles bound as one. 204p; 160p, 2p ads. Frontispiece portraits. Publisher's gilt-titled embossed red cloth. Blockson 9899. More