Hampton, Va. Hampton Institute, 1920. Paperback. photos, pp. [389]-436. Softcover in original wrapper. 26 cm. Cover lightly browned and the front cover is chipped, mostly along right edge. Among the contents: "Health Work among Negroes," by Florence Chapman Williams, State Director of Health, Education and Organization of Negroes (pages 405-411..... More

Hampton, Va. Hampton Institute, 1918. Paperback. photos, pp. [561-608. Softcover in original wrapper. 26 cm. Cover soiling. Partially unopened. Among the contents: "Women Farmers," by Alice M. Price, of the Hampton Institute Staff, writing about her summer spent working with the Chester Valley Unit of "The Women's Land Army of..... More

New York: Folkways Records & Service Corp. (1966). [Phonograph Record] 78 rpm record in a original illustrated cardboard sleeve and original shrink wrap. Small hole though upper right corner of album cover. The record appears unplayed but we have no record player and have no attempted to play it. Folkways..... More

Single long narrow sheet folded to form four pages and then further folded into a stampless letter. 20 x 17 cm. when folded into four pages. Brown ink. Letter written on only one of the four pages with the addressee's name and address written on the adjacent page after folding..... More

Fort Valley, Georgia: Fort Valley State College, (1983). Paperback. 42p. Stapled softcover. 28 cm. Some chipping and wear around edges on back cover. INSCRIBED by Haith on first page of alphabetical list ("To an excellent Librarian on this day 17 June 1983 Best wishes Dorothy M. Haith"). More

[Greensboro?]: n.d. [early 20th century]. Approximately 9 x 14 cm. with rounded corners. A few partial creases are visible. Postally unused. Soiling and several brown streaks on the address side of the card. Photo clear with very good detail. Also visible in the background are a couple of strapped trunks..... More

Durham, NC: The Merrick-Washington Magazine, 1985. Paperback. photos, 77p. Softcover in original wrapper. 22 cm. INSCRIBED ("To John Hope and Aurelia from Lyda K. Merrick") inside front cover. Merrick was founder and editor of "The Negro Braille Magazine. John Hope Franklin and Aurelia Whittington were college sweethearts at Fisk and..... More