Anti-Slavery Strawberry Lustre Pitcher. 4.5" tal

Anti-Slavery Strawberry Lustre Pitcher. 4.5" tall lustre ware pitcher, produced in Englan

Includes 2 lustre pitchers with strawberry decoration. Standing 5.5"-8.25" tall. 1 large Tobe mug, standing 9.25" tall. 1 pink lustre vase, standing 7.5" tall. 1 copper lustre bowl, standing 3" tall.

3 Graduated English strawberry decorated pitchers, lustre decoration, tallest 8"

6 pieces of 19th c. and vintage pottery: Crimean period French-English friendship cup in strawberry lustre, a late 19th c. Commodore Bainbridge commemorative lustre pitcher, a small Egyptian Nile and

American, 19th century oil on panel depicting an anti-slavery illustration, captioned "Forcing Slavery Down the Throat of a Freesoiler,” in which Democrats Stephen Douglas, Franklin Pierce, Jame

The Ohio State Anti-Slavery Society originated in 1835 in Zanesville, Ohio, as a result of the abolition campaign of Theodore D. Weld and other members of Cincinnati's Lane Theological Seminary. This

Royal Navy.- Anti-slavery operations.- White (Joseph, shipbuilder) Small archive relating to Joseph White, the Waterwitch and its African operations, manuscripts, including ''Slave Vessels captured by

Thoreau, Henry David 'A Yankee in Canada. With Anti-Slavery and Reform Papers.' Published by Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1866. 1st Edition Hardback 286pp. Weight 1 pound Measures Approx. 7.25"x4.75"x1

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Anti-Slavery Record. Text illustrations on the first page of most issues. iv, 168 pages. Volume I complete: No. 1-12 plus collective title, index, and appendix. 12mo, publis

Thoreau, Henry David 'A Yankee in Canada. With Anti-Slavery and Reform Papers.' Published by Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1866. 1st Edition Hardback 286pp. Weight 1 pound Measures Approx. 7.25"x4.75"x1

This is an anti-slavery album with poetry and floral watercolors created to raise money to fight slavery in America, with a page near the beginning stating the purpose of the album; it reads “Th

Black History 1838 Anti-Slavery "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister" Type 1838-Dated, Anti-Slavery Hard Times Token, "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister." Copper, Rulau 81. HT-81, Low-54, W-11-720a. with fully

[Abolition] The Anti-Slavery Record. Vol. I, for 1835. R.G. Williams for the American Anti-Slavery Society, New York, 1835. August-December marked "Second Edition". 8vo. iv, 174 pp. Brown cloth, gilt

Black History 1838 "The Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society" Fifth Annual Report, published in Boston with Life Members List 1838-Dated Booklet titled, "Fifth Annual Report Of The Boston Female Anti-Sl

Black History 1838 Historic Anti-Slavery Token "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister" Legend, Copper, Sharp Choice About Uncirculated 1838-Dated. Black Woman Anti-Slavery Hard Times Token. "Am I Not A Woman

oriental mug

American Anti-Slavery Society abolitionist white metal medal, by William Henry Bridgens, Bushnell Misc #8, measures approximately 1 13/16 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.880 troy oz. About Uncirculat

(1790's) Anti-Slavery Political Conder Token. Great Britain, Middlesex Halfpenny (D&H-1037). AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER obverse legend encircles a kneeling slave in chains. The reverse legend reads

Black History "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister" Anti-Slavery Token 1838-Dated. Anti-Slavery Hard Times Token. "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister." Copper. Rulau 81. (Low 54). Choice Extremely Fine. An extre

Heading: (African American, 1837) Author: Title: The Slave's Friend Place Published: New York Publisher:American Anti-Slavery Society Date Published: 1837 Description: Volume III,

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) The Anti-Slavery Record. Text illustrations on the first page of most issues. iv, 168 pages. Volume I complete: No. 1-12 plus collective title, index, and appendix. 12mo, publis

Black History "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister" Anti-Slavery Token 1838-Dated. Anti-Slavery Hard Times Token. "Am I Not A Woman And A Sister." Copper. Rulau 81. (Low 54). Choice Extremely Fine+. An extr

CIVIL WAR ANTI-SLAVERY / ABOLITIONIST IMPRINT "THE VIEWS OF JUDGE WOODWARD AND BISHOP HOPKINS ON NEGRO SLAVERY AT THE SOUTH, ILLUSTRATED FROM THE JOURNAL OF A RESIDENCE ON A GEORGIAN PLANTATION BY MRS

Letter from the American Anti-Slavery Society, dated February 18, 1836. "Feb. 18" has been handwritten in. Letter is in good condition, measures 10 x 8" folded, 10 x 16'' unfolded. Slight wear around