AMERICANA

• "'KING' BEN OUSTED" Front page headlines from the Detroit Times, Thursday November 10, 1927. - ***
• ". . . AND THEY LAID THEM TO REST IN THE LITTLE PLOT BESIDE THE PECOS." Final Report on the Relocation of Old Seven Rivers Cemetery, Eddy County, New Mexico. [2 volumes.] - Ferguson, Bobbie H.
• ". . . THAT THEY GO FORWARD 1857-1957" [cover title, Westminster Church, Detroit]. - ****
• "17th Annual City Tournament of the Detroit Women's Bowling Association" (cover title). - ***
• "19th Annual Boley Rodeo, May 26-27, 1979" [cover title] - ***
• "2 More Women Called in Buckley Case" headline in The Detroit News, Sunday, March 15, 1931. - ***
• "3rd Ave. Dominion Day, Prince Rupert, B.C." - ****
• "75 YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE" [cover title]. - ****
• "A CAREER OF CRIME". Special printing of the foreword to the facsimile reprinting of The Life of Sile Doty by Colburn. - Adams, Randolph G.
• "A GLIMPSE OF WHITE CHAPEL" (cover title, suburban Detroit cemetery). - ****
• "A Personal Message from the Free Press Personal Shopping Service" - ***
• "A Report on a Preliminary Archaeological Survey of Monroe County, Michigan," the whole issue of THE MICHIGAN ARCHAEOLOGIST, Volume 19, Numbers 1-2, March-June 1973. - Brose, David S. and Patricia S. Essenpreis.
• "A STUDY IN BLACK AND RED." - ***
• "A Use of Historical Sources in Archaeology: An Indian Earthworks near Mt. Clemens, Michigan," article in the Spring 1968 issue of ETHNOHISTORY, Vol. 15 No. 2. - Pilling, Arnold R.
• "A Yankee Soldier in a New York Regiment," article in The New York Historical Society Quarterly, Vol. L. #2, April 1966. - Heslin, James J.
• "A.M.D.G. January 1895 Calendar, (Jesuit) Church of Ss. Peter and Paul, Jefferson Ave…" [cover title]. - ****
• "Address by Mr. Arthur M. Smith of Dearborn. . . Before Joint Convention of the Michigan Legislature, February 13, 1958" [cover title]. - ***
• "Address by Mr. Arthur M. Smith of Dearborn. . . Before Joint Convention of the Michigan Legislature, February 13, 1958" [cover title]. - ***
• "Address by Mr. Arthur M. Smith of Dearborn. . . Before Joint Convention of the Michigan Legislature, February 13, 1958" [cover title]. - ***
• "Africa and the African Diaspora," RESEARCH NEWS, April/May, 1982 - ****
• "AFRICA DRAWN FROM THE LATEST AUTHORITIES". - Kitchin, Thos
• "AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE ASSOCIATION PRESENTS ALEX HALEY, FIRST ANNUAL FOUNDER'S BANQUET" (cover title) - ***
• "Algonac Community Centennial, 1867-1967, Venice of Michigan." [cover title] - ***
• "ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL" The Franklin Memorial Lectures Vol. 14. - Wattenberg, William W. (ed.).
• "ALL THE WORLD'S VACATIONING AT CHEBOYGAN MICHIGAN (ON THE STRAITS OF MACKINAC)". - (MAP)
• "ALONG THE SHORES OF CASS LAKE, KEEGO HARBOR, MICH.", b/w photo postcard showing shore with long dock. -
• "Always Open -- No Delays, Go to Canada via Ambassador Bridge, Detroit, Michigan" [cover title] [brochure]. - ****
• "AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER." 1795 Anti-Slavery token minted in England by the Anti-Slavery Society. - ***
• "AMERICA'S FIRST CIVIC THEATRE, The Story of Jessie Bonstelle's Famous Playhouse is Part of Detroit's History and a Woman's Genius." Article in Theatre Magazine, October 1928. - Golden, Sylvia B.
• "AMERICA. Celebration at Bay City July 4tth, 1883. The Citizens Assembled Are Requested to Join in Singing this Hymn." - ***
• "AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE PRESENT SEAT OF WAR BETWEEN GREAT-BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES IN NORTH AMERICA, Engraved for the Universe. Mag. 1776" - Universal Magazine.
• "An Eskimo Family at Fort Magnesia, Cape Sabine, Ellesmere Land." -
• "AN ORDINARY EVENING IN NEW HAVEN" Sesquicentennial Celebration, Proceedings: Part I ith Brief Addresses by Erwin R. Goodenough, Edgar H. Sturtevant, Hoard Mumford Jones, Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, volume 38, Pages 151-1 - Stevens, Wallace
• "ANCESTRAL FAMILIES OF SARAH DRUMMONG LANG" [ms title in pencil in this loose leaf cover book]. - ***
• "Announcement of the Quincy Union School for the Year 1903-'04," Quincy, Michigan - ****
• "Announcing . . . the Opening of Our New Art and Production Building at . . . 2921 East Jefferson Avenue." - ****
• "Announcing . . . the Opening of Our New Art and Production Building at . . . 2921 East Jefferson Avenue." - ****
• "Archaeological Excavations at the Marquette Mission Site, St. Ignace, Michigan, in 1972" whole issue of THE MICHIGAN ARCHAEOLOGIST, volume 22, Number 2-3, September 1976. - Fitting, James E.
• "BELLE ISLE BOATS" [cover title]. - ****
• "BERKSHIRE TALISMAN" (cover title) 1963-1964 school yearbook for Berkshire Junior High School. - ***
• "Billy Rose's Aquacade" (cover title). Souvenir program. - ***
• "BOOKS, INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE……..From the Press of The Collector Publishing Co. -
• "BOOTS AND SADDLES," Or Life in Dakota with General Custer. - Custer, Elizabeth B.
• "BOOTS AND SADDLES," Or Life in Dakota with General Custer. - Custer, Elizabeth.
• "BUNDY INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM, Detroit, Michigan October 1964. - ***
• "CANAL DAYS TO MODERN WAYS REVISITED," Napoleon, Ohio 1834-1984 - Meekison, Mary Fran (ed).
• "Celebrated Cities of the United States." A foldout panoramic souvenir from the late 19th century showing various major U.S. cities and distributed by druggist Henry J. Milburn of Detroit. - ****
• "CHRISTMAS CARDS". - Hughes, Langston.
• "Christmas Greetings from The Evening News Ass'n to its Employes." - ****
• "CHRISTMAS GREETINGS". - Lawson, Alfred.
• "COMMON" STOCK CERTIFICATE BOOK FOR THE (WILLIAM) SHARON ESTATE COMPANY, 1906-1926. - ****
• "COMMUNISM" COMES TO FARMINGTON: THE WORKERS CAMP. - Dermody, James.
• "COMMUNISM" COMES TO FARMINGTON: THE WORKERS CAMP. - Dermody, James.
• "COMMUNISM" COMES TO FARMINGTON: THE WORKERS CAMP. - Dermody, James.
• "COMMUNISM" COMES TO FARMINGTON: THE WORKERS CAMP. - Dermody, James.
• "COMMUNISM" COMES TO FARMINGTON: THE WORKERS CAMP. - Dermody, James.
• "Compliments of Judge David C. Vokes, Common Pleas Court Detroit." -
• "Compliments of Judge David C. Vokes, Common Pleas Court, Detroit." -
• "CONTINENTAL" AUTOMOBILE FIRE APPARATUS. - ***
• "COTTON STOCKINGS", A Musical Comedy presented by the Mimes of the University of Michigan Union. - Sword, Charles H.
• "COUNTY MAP OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS". 1861. - Mitchell, S. Augustus.
• "Cunningham's Bulletin" from Cunningham's Drug Store from March of 1923. - ****
• "CURTAIN CALLS": A History of Live Theatre in Petoskey, Michigan, from 1945 to 1970. - Stoakes, Greenwell and Perry.
• "D.F.D. (Detroit Fire Department) RECORD, ENGINE CO. NO. 3" (cover title). 6 Vols. -
• "DEDICATION AND BLESSING, Saint Thomas Aquinas Church, 5376 State Road, Saginaw Township, Michigan, December 8, 1974" [cover title]. - Weadock, Richard (ed).
• "DEDICATION, ST. ALPHONSUS CHURCH, May Eighteenth Nineteen Hundred and Thirty" [cover title]. - ****
• "Detroit at 300, Then and Now," A Special Issue of Crain's Detroit Business, summer 2001. - ****
• "Detroit Life Insurance Co. 'Th Company of Service'". -
• "Detroit Pilgrimage Ste. Anne de Beaupre 1905" commemorative ribbon. - ****
• "Detroit Thirty Years After: Reflections on the Rebellions of 1967," article in PAMBANA, Journal of World Affairs, Series No. 21, Summer 1997. - [Norfolk, Robert L. Jr.]
• "Drew Pearson's Predict-a-Word," word game with spinner. - ***
• "EAST MICHIGAN IN PROSE AND PICTURE" [cover title]. - ****
• "Edison's Latest Marvel: The New Storage Battery," article in The Windsor Magazine, An Illustrated Monthly for Men and Women, Vol. XVI, June to November 1902. - baker, Ray Stannard.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EULOGY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . . Atlanta, Georgia, April 9, 1968, Reprinted at the Request of State Representative Mrs. Daisy Elliott" [cover title]. - Mays, Benjamin.
• "EXCUSE MY LAZINESS." - Heffner, Harry C.
• "FACTS FOR THOSE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND THEM, GEN. CASS'S POSITION ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION Defined by Himself and His Friends, Also a Brief Notice of Southern Objections to Millard Fillmore, the Whig Vice Presidential Candidate." - ****
• "FACTS REGARDING THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM" [cover title]. - ****
• "Father Divine's Kissless Marriage," an article in TAN magazine, June 1953. - ***
• "FDR DIES" Headline in The Bay City Times Extra Edition [newspaper]. - ***
• "FIRE FIGHTERS AND THEIR FRIENDS, FANS & FOLLOWERS" [cover title]. - Schielke, Jeff (ed).
• "First Annual Gabriel Richard Lecture" [cover title] - ***
• "Free John Sinclair and All Political Prisoners" broadside. - ***
• "FROM PENN SCHOOL ST. HELENA ISLAND, S.C." - ***
• "GEMS OF LAKE SUPERIOR SCENERY". -
• "GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER" - Voorhees, Richard M
• "GET IT UP, SET IT OUT" [Poetry Anthology] - ***
• "GET YOUR ASS IN THE WATER AND SWIM LIKE ME" Narrative Poetry from Black Oran Tradition. - Jackson, Bruce.
• "GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH" Oration delivered the the Second Revolutionary Convention at Richmond, Virginia on March 23, 1775. - Henry, Patrick.
• "Glass from Fort Michilimackinac: A Classification for Eighteenth Century Glass," the whole issue of THE MICHIGAN ARCHAEOLOGIST, Volume 17, Numbers 3-4, Sept. - Dec., 1971. - Brown, Margaret Kimball.
• "Go Down, Death! A Funeral Sermon," chapter in FROM THE AMERICAN MERCURY 1927. - Johnson, James Weldon.
• "GOD AND LIBERTY! TEMPERANCE!! Truth, Justice and Right: Virtue, Love and Charity. Washington, America and Union Forever. For America, her Constitution and Union we would die, To bind that old Serpent Prince Alcohol we will try." (temperance broadside) - ***
• "Going to the Fair? You Can Visit Both Pageants at Low Cost by Jalopy, Bus Lines or Train" article in The Youth's Companion Combined with American Boy, July 1939, Vol. 113, no. 7. - ***
• "Guest Book of Bruce & Phyllis [Dohrmann], Christmas 1934" [cover title]. - ***

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