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Antique 1906 Sheet Music~African American Composer~Aida Overton Walker~Abyssinia
By 1897 she was part of Black Patti’s Troubadours. "ABYSSINIA". Dancers included Lottie Gee, who would later star in the musical revueShuffle Along, and Elida Webb, who would star at the Cotton Club in the 1920s.
1910 African American Sheet Music~AIDA OVERTON WALKER in DRAG~Black Composers
By 1897 she was part of Black Patti’s Troubadours. Sung by Aida Overton Walker. Dancers included Lottie Gee, who would later star in the musical revueShuffle Along, and Elida Webb, who would star at the Cotton Club in the 1920s.
1971 Muhammad Speaks Newspaper with Progress Section Insert Nation of Islam
1971 Muhammad Speaks Confusion Between Black and White Newspaper with Progress Section Insert Nation of Islam. Progress Section: Muhammad's Plans is original, complete with 12 pages and is in excellent condition.
1957 JET Magazine Mystery Man of Civil Rights Simeon Booker Emmett Till Era
This issue carries Booker's Mississippi civil-rights reporting from the heart of the era.
1865 Liberator Anti-slavery newspaper VOTING RIGHTS / SOUTH's CRUELTY to SLAVES
The Liberator (1831–1865) was a weekly abolitionist newspaper, printed and published in Boston by William Lloyd Garrison and, through 1839, by Isaac Knapp. Despite its modest circulation of 3,000, it had prominent and influential readers, including Frederick Douglass, Beriah Green and Alfred Niger.
2008 First Day of Issue - Black Cinema Stamp - Hallelujah - PCS
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2013 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage Stamp - Rosa Parks - PCS
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1861 Liberator anti-slavery newspaper w COLORED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE in CANADA
The Liberator (1831–1865) was a weekly abolitionist newspaper, printed and published in Boston by William Lloyd Garrison and, through 1839, by Isaac Knapp. Despite its modest circulation of 3,000, it had prominent and influential readers, including Frederick Douglass, Beriah Green and Alfred Niger.
1865 CARPETBAGGER LETTER MENTIONS IV ARMY, INSULTS, SLAVES, & RECONSTRUSTION
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Black Panther Newspaper Feb. 13, 1971 Ruchell Magee, Grateful Dead VG+
Ruchell Magee. Black Panther Newspaper. Full page ad for a concert that includes the Grateful Dead. Feb 13, 1971 vol 6 no 3. interview in his jail cell in San Francisco Ca on Feb 13, 1970 30 mins. 20 pages complete VG+.
2008 First Day of Issue - Black Cinema Stamp - The Sport of the Gods - PCS
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2008 First Day of Issue - Black Cinema Stamp - Caldonia - PCS
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1814 Washington DC newspaper w Ad- RUNAWAY FEMALE SLAVE from ALEXANDRIA Virginia
The exact date in January, 1814 with this ad is picked at random from our inventory of this DC newspaper. Very good condition. This is truly SIX CENTURIES OF HISTORY that YOU CAN OWN! SEE PHOTO(s) - COMPLETE ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER, the.
Black Nationalism~Vintage 1979 African American Flyer~RNA~Inspired by Malcolm X
It sought to form an independent nation within the "Black Belt," which encompasses parts of Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. The Republic of New Africa remains a significant chapter in the history of Black nationalism and civil rights activism in the U.S.
20 Twenty like Dollar Bill Harriet Tubman Divided States Of America paper note
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lithograph signed numbered framed prints Black Innocense Little Boy Rare Gift
lithograph signed numbered framed prints Black Innocense Little Boy Rare Gift Great vintage condition, some fading at matting Frame has some wear Frame 8 x 16 inch Picture 6x10 inch
2013 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage Stamp - Emancipation Proclamation - PCS
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Muhammad Speaks Newspaper Islamic History
The product is a vintage issue of Muhammad Speaks Newspaper from May 5, 1975, focusing on Islamic history and Black Americana culture. It serves as a collectible item that provides a glimpse into the Islamic perspective on various aspects of American society during that time period. The paper likely contains articles and images related to the history and experiences of Black Americans within the Islamic community, offering a unique insight into the intersection of these cultures and ethnicities.
1865 Liberator anti-slavery newspaper w Report WHITE HATRED OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS
The Liberator (1831–1865) was a weekly abolitionist newspaper, printed and published in Boston by William Lloyd Garrison and, through 1839, by Isaac Knapp. Despite its modest circulation of 3,000, it had prominent and influential readers, including Frederick Douglass, Beriah Green and Alfred Niger.
1858 LETTER, WM WILTBERGER, PULASKI HOUSE, GA, FUTURE CSA, SLAVE, YELLOW FEVER
Received from Wm Wiltberger Ex. from Mr Wm H Wiltberger Executor. The letter was written by William's cousin, George M. Snowden, in Philadelphia. This collection centers around one of Savannah, Georgia's most prominent 19th-century families!
Vintage Jet Magazine Mar 25 1976 The Spinners cover
The Vintage Jet Magazine Mar 25 1976 featuring The Spinners cover is a valuable collectible item that captures a snapshot of Black Americana culture from the 1970s. This magazine provides a glimpse into the cultural norms and interests of the time, showcasing the vibrant and diverse perspectives of the black community. As a piece of paper history, this magazine serves as a tangible reminder of the past and its significance in shaping the present and future of Black American culture.
1949 The Story Of The Trenton Six Civil Rights Communist Party Pamphlet
“ Join the Committee to Free the Trenton Six. Lend it your energies and your abilities. The price of liberty is never low, nor can it be too high! THE TRENTON SIX - THEY SHALL NOT DIE! THEY SHALL BE FREE!”.
2008 First Day of Issue - Black Cinema Stamp - Princess Tam-Tam - PCS
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Black Panther Newspaper Feb. 27, 1971 Bobby & Ericka, Grateful Dead VG+
Bobby Seale & Ericka Huggins. Black Panther Newspaper. Full page concert ad with the Grateful Dead. Feb 27, 1971 vol 6 no 5. interview in his jail cell in San Francisco Ca on Feb 13, 1970 30 mins.
A Raisin in the Sun: The Unfilmed Original Screenplay (1994, Paperback)
Just a little wear along the edges. I wrap carefully and ship immediately. Please see pix or message me for more details.
Antique 1904 Melvale Maryland Industrial Home For Colored Girls Signed Letter
From the estate papers of a turn of the century Baltimore attorney. Signed by George M. Griffith, Treasurer.
Lincoln Nites High School 1938 African American Kansas City MO Yearbook Black
44 pages in length. CONDITION: Yearbook is in High Grade condition. An exceptionally well preserved example - most likely the cleanest example of all the Lincoln Nites from this era left in existence.
2005 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage - Montgomery Bus Boycott - PCS
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Original Nation of Islam Temple Flyer & Envelope Philadelphia Rare Black History
Original Nation of Islam Temple Flyer & Envelope Philadelphia Rare Black History. Some great pieces that seldom come up for sale, African American history! Flyer is approximately 9”x6” Envelope is approximately 4”x6.5x
NAACP Crisis Magazine Mar 1959: Thurgood Marshall Jr; 50th Anniversary:1909-1959
Thurgood Marshall Jr. is on the cover. NAACP Golden Jubilee Celebration (1909-1959 - New York City: July 12-19).
Rare African American Black History Flyer For Dr. John Henrick Clarke NYC 1980s
Rare African American Black History Flyer For Dr. John Henrick Clarke NYC 1988. Flyer for Dr. Clarke lecture and discussion at the Afrikan Poetry Theatre in Jamaica, Queens, NYC. Flyer is 8.5”x11 sheet of yellow paper in nice condition. Nice piece of African American history from an esteemed professor of Pan African and African American studies!
Vintage Ebony Magazine Sept 1968 Martin and Coretta King (picture: Selma March)
(Photograph by Moneta Sleet Jr.).
2005 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage - Executive Order 9981 - Mystic
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The Black Panther Newspaper Oct 31 1970 Vol V No 18 Emory Douglas Halloween Art
2005 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage - Montgomery Bus Boycott -Mystic
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Black Panther Newspaper July 19, 1971 Huey P. Newton, Randy Williams VG+
Black Panther newspaper Huey P. Newton. Huey P. Newton. Death of a Black Panther: The Fred Hampton Story. Randy Williams. July 19, 1971 Vol 6 #25. produced in 1969 B&W 27 mins VG- picture quality with low audio.
2005 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage - Little Rock Nine - PCS
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2005 First Day of Issue - Black Heritage - Little Rock Nine - Mystic
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Martin Luther King Buried in Atlanta - New York Times, April 10,1968
Martin Luther King Buried in Atlanta. First Section - 40 pp VG Condition. lite edge wear and page tanning.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY CARTER G. WOODSON HARVARD PHD ASSOCIATED PUBLISHERS DC
Other titles included poetry, drama, and athletic sports. [6] The Associated Publishers closed its doors in 2005. Washington, DC: Associated Publishers. The History of the N Church, Dr. C.G. Woodson, 1921 The Everlasting Stain, Kelley Miller, 1924 N Orators and Their Orations, Dr. C.G. Woodson (Ed.).
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