(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Jim Crow is his enemy--America's enemy--my enemy. Henry A. Wallace.

1) Pamphlet 1941 " Old Jim Crow Has Got To Go!" by Henry Winston. Pamphlet discusses lynching, discrimination, segregation and denial of civil liberties. Condition - good with fraying along edges 2) L

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) John W. Barrett. Observant diary of an older soldier discussing freedmen and raids behind enemy lines. [373] manuscript diary pages in a page-a-day diary, plus 20 memoranda leav

1885 1ed Civil War Memoirs of Union General Ulysses S. Grant MAPS 2v Leather Set “The art of war is simple enough. Find out where your enemy is. Get at him as soon as you can. Strike him as hard

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. A group of 4 pamphlets related to the fight against segregation and racial inequality, comprising: PECK, Jim, ed. Sit Ins: The Students Report. New York: Congress of Racial Equality, 1

JAMES GRIFFITHSAmerica, 1947-"Morning Haze". Depicts a three-masted American-flagged ship and other vessels in the distance. Signed lower right "Jim Griffiths".Watercolor and gouache, 6.5" x 11" sight

General Philip Henry Sheridan (1831-1888) was the most important Union cavalry commander of the Civil War, and ranks as one of America's greatest horse soldiers. From Corinth through Chickamauga and M

Henry, IL, glass eyes, solid body, mostly original paint with some enhancement to right side, a few age cracks & shot marks, great form, metal legs, overall a nice working example, 15.5"L, est. 500 -

Four Robotech Robots, Harmony Gold, 80s action figures, Including, Zentraedi Powered Armour Quadrono Battalion Zentraedi Enemy, Excaliber MK VI Robotech Defense Force, Bioroid Invid Fighter Chasseur I

1879 Ulysses S Grant World Voyage INDIA Mughal Taj Mahal Illustrated Singapore “The art of war is simple enough. Find out where your enemy is. Get at him as soon as you can. Strike him as hard as yo

MILITARY STEREOVIEWS Late 19th to early 20th century military stereoviews, some images include: "On the U.S. Skirmish Line - Ready for the Enemy" "Chaplain Brown of the 'Rough Riders' preaching to th

1949 Native American Navajo Silkscreen Print by Harrison Begay, visual measures 5'' x 6'', FYI: ''Harrison Begay (Haashk‚ yah N¡y , ''Warrior Who Walked Up to His Enemy'') (November 15, 19

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. KING, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr. (1929–1968). Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community? New York: Harper & Row, 1967. 8vo. Original publisher’s black and yellow cloth, gilt

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. [KING, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr. (1929–1968)]. Ebony Magazine, May 1965. Chicago: Johnson Publishing Company, 1965. 4to. Original publisher’s photographic wrappers (spine ch

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. KING, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr. (1929–1968). Strength to Love. New York: Harper & Row, 1963. 8vo. Original publisher’s black cloth, gilt-lettered spine. Provenance: Claude Wya

Large Archive of photographic images documenting the Civil Rights protests in Nashville c. 1960-1964, taken by Harold Lowe. 1st item: Box containing 35 photographic black and white prints on Kodak pap

DECLINING TO LEAVE THE SOUTH "BECAUSE OF THE PRESENT TEMPER OF EVENTS" (CIVIL RIGHTS.) KING JR., MARTIN LUTHER. Typed Letter Signed, to Naomi Marshall, gratefully declining an invitation to visit Chic

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Group of images from Life Magazine's coverage of the Newark riots. 3 black and white photographs, each about 14 x 10½ inches; minimal wear; inked Life Magazine credit stamps on ve

Charlie "Carlos" Palmer (American/Georgia, born 1960). "Malcolm X and Civil Rights Abstract" -1993, collage and mixed media. Signed and dated lower right. Approx. 35.25" x 29" (frame), 33.75" x 27.5"

(CIVIL RIGHTS.) An Appeal to You . . . to March on Washington. Printed handbill, 8½ x 5½ inches, with additional inked stamp of Chicago committee office; unrelated pencil notes on verso, min

This note showcases President John F. Kennedy writing the last names King, Abernathy, and Wilkins on his gold-embossed Aboard Air Force One stationery. JFK was obviously referring to Dr. Martin Luther

5 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. letterpress handbill (creased, toning at crease line, corner/edge wear). The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom advertised here took place on Wednesday, 28 August 1963 and feat

Gregory D. Ridley (American/Tennessee, 1925-2004) Federal Eagles, 1969, two repousse copper panels depicting near-mirror images based on the United States Eagle symbol. Ridley's interpretation of the

[RECONSTRUCTION]. -- [JIM CROW]. Four items of ephemera related to anti-Black activity and Democratic politics, comprising:   A Message from the South! To Ex-President Cleveland and the National

Quintas Jan Telting, Netherlands (1931-) Large oil on canvas, signed lower left. 'The March 1966' on verso. Measures 51"H x 61 7/8"W framed; 50"H x 61.25"W unframed. Good condition, see photos. Examin