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100% COTTON JOHN KING BOOKS T-SHIRT, TAN, LARGE
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ROLL THEM COTTON BALES.
Jos. W. Stern and Co: NY, 1914. 14 x 10.5, wraps, pict front cover including photo of Trixie McCoy, (6 pp). Disbound, creasing, soiling, tears, staining. Front cover shows Trixie McCoy surrounded by drawings of bales of cotton. Some of the lyrics: "Down the old Savannah river . .... More about ROLL THEM COTTON BALES
Flyer for showing of the movie "Roar of the Crowd" also showing "Battling Buckeroo" and "Cotton Club Steppers, Colored Cast Musical"
N.p. n.d. (circa 1937). 18x8", printed with photos on fragile paper, folded, minor edge tear and chips else v.g. More about Flyer for showing of the movie "Roar of the Crowd" also showing "Battling...
Collection of five different Fillmore concert postcards and one Fillmore East concert postcard plus one dupe. Fillmore: Butterfield Blues Band Jefferson Airplane Big Mama Mae Thornton October 14-15, 1966; Jefferson Airplane James Cotton Chicago Blues Moby
Postcards range in size from 4.5 x 8.25 to 5x 8, all backs have a "place stamp" box, Bill Graham's return address from either San Francisco or NY, four of the cards have litho company name on back. Cards are numbered 39, 41, 46, 64 and No. 5 for Fillmore... More about Collection of five different Fillmore concert postcards and one Fillmore East concert postcard...
Group of three pieces of sheet music and nine programs from the University of Michigan's Michigan Union Opera, 1909-1927. Titles: Koanzaland and The Crimson Chest, Roseta's Love Song, sheet music, "Contrarie Mary, George Did It, Make It Two, Cotton Stock
Jerome H. Remick: Detroit 1909 (Koanzaland), University Company: Chicago 1910 (Crimson Chest), University of Michigan Union: Ann. Sizes are from 11 x 9 to 13 x 10.5, pict wraps, pagination varies. Sheet music: Koanzaland's covers are split in two and held together by cello tape on inside, light soiling and... More about Group of three pieces of sheet music and nine programs from the University of Michigan's ...
Daily Alta California. San Francisco: Sunday, July 4, 1875. Vo. XXVII. No. 9223.
Fred K MacCrellish & Co: San Francisco, 1875. 31.5 x 24, one sheet, pages 1 and 2 only on cotton based paper, toning, spotting, tears, creasing, missing tip of upper left corner, small area of light staining. Articles on the Fourth of July celebration and listing all the military units... More about Daily Alta California. San Francisco: Sunday, July 4, 1875. Vo. XXVII. No. 9223
LARGE PILLOW COVER WITH DESIGN PRINTED ON THE CREAM SATIN-LIKE FRONT.
Backed with blue cotton and with blue borders & knotted fringe. Below the wings are painted the words "Camp Cody" and "Deming N.M". Eage is resting on a box containing these words: "When the golden sun is sinking, And your mind from troubles free, While of others you are thinking..... More about LARGE PILLOW COVER WITH DESIGN PRINTED ON THE CREAM SATIN-LIKE FRONT
"Letter of the Secretary of War, Communicating, in compliance with the resolution of the Senate of 14th of December, 1870, further information in relation to an alleged unlawful traffic on the par of Messrs. Hoyt, Sprague and other with insurgents in the
np (GPO: Washington DC), 1871. 9 x 5.5, wraps (removed from bound volumes), 97pp + 2 pp, front blank soiled and toned, tear in bottom margin of last page, contents good. Scarce. William Sprague, then Senator from Rhode Island, and his partner Harris Hoyt had sent a shipload of machinery... More about "Letter of the Secretary of War, Communicating, in compliance with the resolution of the...
The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 46
Louisville, Kentucky, Tuesday Morning. [Locofoco] 25 x 17.5", unpaginated, (4pp). Light creasing and soiling, scattered spotting, folded in half, edge tears, chipping else very good condition. A couple of brief articles: "at Nassau, the United States revenue cutter Nautilus arrived there to demand the slaves who had recently fled to... More about The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 46
The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 46
Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday Mornin. [Locofoco] 25 x 17.5", unpaginated, (4pp). Light creasing and soiling, scattered spotting, folded in half, edge tears, chipping else very good condition. Ads: "Negroes wanted. Notice to all persons having Negro property for sale can find a purchaser, at highest cash prices, by calling at the... More about The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 46
The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 47
Louisville, Kentucky, Wednesday Morni. [Locofoco] 25 x 17.5", unpaginated, (4pp). Light creasing and soiling, scattered spotting, folded in half, edge tears, chipping else very good condition. Ads: "Negroes wanted. Notice to all persons having Negro property for sale can find a purchaser, at highest cash prices, by calling at the... More about The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 47
The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 48
Louisville, Kentucky, Thursday Mornin. [Locofoco] 25 x 17.5", unpaginated, (4pp). Light creasing and soiling, scattered spotting, folded in half, edge tears, chipping else very good condition. Some of the articles: "Singular Case of Imprisonment. Capt. William Powell whose vessel sails between Norfolk and New York writes "I have this day... More about The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 48
The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 52
Louisville, Kentucky, Tuesday Morning. [Locofoco] 25 x 17.5", unpaginated, (4pp). Light creasing and soiling, scattered spotting, folded in half, edge tears, chipping else very good condition. Ads: "Negroes wanted. Notice to all persons having Negro property for sale can find a purchaser, at highest cash prices, by calling at the... More about The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 52
The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 53
Louisville, Kentucky, Wednesday Morni. [Locofoco] 25 x 17.5", unpaginated, (4pp). Light creasing and soiling, folded in half, edge tears, chipping else very good condition. Ads: "Negroes wanted. Notice to all persons having Negro property for sale can find a purchaser, at highest cash prices, by calling at the jail, in... More about The Louisville Daily Journal Vol. XIV No. 53
"Mississippi Mission Conference of the M.E. Church," article with illustr in Harper's Weekly, Vol X No.479, March 3, 1866.
New York, 1866. Illustr, 16 x 11, 129-144 pp. Removal marks, creased, soiled, stained, tears, spotted. The full-page illustr accompanying the article shows the ministers who attended the conference, the majority of whom were African-American. Other articles: "King Cotton Redivivus," "Starkweather the Murderer." An installation of Harrington's "Inside. A Chronicle... More about "Mississippi Mission Conference of the M.E. Church," article with illustr in Harper's...
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The Advocate of Industry, And Journal of Scientific, Mechanical and Other Improvements, Volume 5, nos. 1-52, September 22-December 28, 1849, January 5, 1850-September 14, 1850.
Scientific American, Munn & Company: NY, 1849 and 1850. Illustr, 15.5 x 11, quarter leather, black leather spine label with gilt lettering, marbled boards, 416 pp. Covers rubbed, scratched, spotted, corners and spine tips bumped and worn, small dent on top of rear board, outer edges of spine worn and... More about THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The Advocate of Industry, And Journal of Scientific, Mechanical and...
THE NEW TALE OF THE TUB; An Adventure in Verse.
NY 1854. Illus by J.S. Cotton, 8x5", cloth, 23pp, lacks f.e.p., corners bumped, extremities frayed. More about THE NEW TALE OF THE TUB; An Adventure in Verse
OUR SOUVENIR Fall Opening 1895. Brown Bros 177 & 179 Ontario St [Cleveland].
Mostly art photos, but first is of blacksmith, last page with drawings of various stoves they sold, oblong 9 x 12", wraps, badly stained & wrinkled plus worn but scarce. Also known as The Blue Store. Sold as is. Exposition tie-in: for the Cotton Expo in Atlanta? More about OUR SOUVENIR Fall Opening 1895. Brown Bros 177 & 179 Ontario St [Cleveland
THE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SCRAPBOOK.
Jonathan David Publishers: Middle Village, NY, 1975. Photos, 11 x 8.5, gilt lettered red boards, 160pp, covers lightly rubbed, extremities bumped and lightly fraying, hinges loose, inkstamps from former owners inside covers and throughout book else a nice but a bit loose copy in edge torn (and tape repaired), rubbed... More about THE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SCRAPBOOK
Handwritten Gift Inscription Tag, dated Dec. 24th, 1936, from George Washington Carver to "My beloved boy, Mr. Austin Curtis, Jr. '(Baby Carver)' " and attached to a present that was described by Dr. Carver "This napkin and ring was used by me for many ye
Tuskegee, 1936. Gift inscription tag oblong 2 x 5, message in brown ink written on the reverse of a Christmas and New Year gift tag, ring 1 1/4" diameter, napkin 19 x 16, cream colored, cotton or linen, the name "Carver" embroidered in brown thread. Gift tag has creasing, soiling... More about Handwritten Gift Inscription Tag, dated Dec. 24th, 1936, from George Washington Carver to...
F.W. DEVOE & CO. NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF COLORS DRY AND GROUND IN OIL: WHITE LEADE, ZINC WHITE, ARTIST'S MATERIALS AND VARNISHES (Cover title: PAINTS OILS VARNISHES F.W. DeVoe & Co. New York)
F.W. Devoe & Co.: NY, (1883). Holt Brothers Catalogue and Label Printers, New York. Color and black and white illus., 8 x 6", maroon stiff wraps, gilt lettering and illus. on front cover, (136pp). Covers well worn, rubbed, vertical crease/fold on both covers, inner hinges cracked, front cover almost detached... More about F.W. DEVOE & CO. NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF COLORS DRY AND GROUND IN OIL: WHITE...
FOX RECORDS FOR CHILDREN PRESENT GEORGE WASHINGTON RABBIT AND HIS GRANNY. Narrated by Martha Blair Fox. Music conducted by Lou Bring.
Fox Records: Hollywood, nd (1960s?). #fr102. Record is 78 rpm, 10" diameter, sleeve has a pict front cover, 10.25 x 10.25 and expands to 10.25 x 20.75. Interior has text and illust, record is in good condition with a few minor scratches, sleeve is toned, creased, soiling, chipping, sticker removal... More about FOX RECORDS FOR CHILDREN PRESENT GEORGE WASHINGTON RABBIT AND HIS GRANNY. Narrated by Martha...
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