1617: In Memoriam Frederick Douglass,
1614: Five Early Slave Narratives,
1610: 8 Volumes Relating to African Americans, & Abolit
1608: The Negro a Beast or In the Image of God,
1695: Rare Silver Print of the Bellanca Liberty Signed
1604: Illustrated Pamphlet of October 5, 1961 Martin Lu
1598: 7 Early 20th Century Uncle Tom's Cabin Illustrate
1594: Daniel Webster Autographed Note,
1592: Cassius M. Clay and William Goodloe Letters,
1590: CDV of John C. Fremont,
1673: Oaths by Georgia Tavern Owners Forbidding Liquor
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1616: Anti-Slavery Pamphlet The Branded Hand,
1613: 1st Edition of Frederick Douglass's 1845 Autobiog
1609: Two Early Books on Slavery,
1696: Fragment of the Skin from the Wreck of the U.S.S.
1606: Charcoal Photograph of African American Dough-Boy
1691: National Aeronautic Association of U.S.A. Certifi
1597: 9 Early 20th Century Uncle Tom's Cabin Illustrate
1593: 21 George Washington Medals & Cello Pinbacks,
1677: Bill of Sale For Slaves, North Carolina, 1814,
1675: Civil War Era Document Seeking Compensation For S
1588: Silhouette Portrait of George Washington in Perio
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1706: Delaware and Schuykill Canal Navigation Lottery,
1612: The Ethics of American Slavery,
1698: Early Oxen- & Horse-Drawn Transportation Prints
1607: Scarce Publication Relating to the Harper's Ferry
1694: Autographed Copy of Charles A. Lindbergh's "We,"
1755: Nine 1876 St. Louis Newspapers with Stories of Cu
1596: Three Uncle Tom's Cabin Theatre Posters,
ARTHUR WELLESLEY - THIRD PERSON AUTOGRAPH LETTER
1591: 2 Western Political Letters Seeking Favor in the
1674: Contract Between Landowner and Recently Freed Sla
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1615: Three Early Books on Slavery,
1611: History of Slavery and The Slave Trade...,
1697: Collection of Early Transportation Prints,
ARTHUR WELLESLEY - THIRD PERSON AUTOGRAPH LETTER
1605: 2 Silver Print Photographs of African Americans b
1599: Mrs. Booker T. Washington, 1925 Autographed Lette
1595: Victoria Regina Boxed Patent with Large Wax Seal,
1678: Group of Ten 1947-64 Yankee Baseball Player Autog
1676: Bill of Sale For A Slave, North Carolina, 1852,
1589: Sterling Restrike of John Adams Peace Medal,
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