![Item #1691 [Ad for Vietnam] BOND, Julian](https://tombergrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/1691.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1449168505)
Shortly after Julian Bond was booted out of the Georgia State Legislature for opposing the Vietnam War, he and artist T.G. Lewis created a comic book against the war. Originally self- published, it was later picked up by the New York Free Press. Here is the glitzy ad for the..... More
Collection of 35 Funeral Programs for Members of Black Churches [1960s-1980s] Detroit, Michigan, 1962-1986. 35 programs distributed at the funerals of Black men and women in between 1962 and 1986. The programs all show general wear from handling, but are otherwise in very good condition. The majority (24) are for services..... More
[Photo Archive - African-Americana] Archive of Industrial Photos: Tupelo Honey Beekeepers Tobacco [Florida] 1946; [Disbound]. Remarkable archive of fifteen 8x10," black & white photographs depicting Florida at Work in the 1940s. All photos are stamped on versos with descriptive titles. Photographers noted include Charles J. Belden and Monts De Oca (a..... More
6 x 9” original flyer. Black text on cream paper with illustrations. Flyer encouraging women to start their own manufacturing business, offering six “big dollar-making opportunities.” Also advertises three course beauty formulas, stating Beauty is Power. “Every woman recognizes it. Man bows before its shrine.” Most likely from the ‘50s..... More
Atlanta: SCLC, [circa 1963 - 1965]. Six-panel brochure, fine condition, portrait of Martin Luther King Jr. on rear panel with his assessment of what makes a first class citizen. The brochure introduces the program, which took basic literacy as its primary goal, but also sought to offer instruction in other..... More
![Item #201234 [CIVIL RIGHTS-SIT INS] Leb's Restaurants were the location of sit-ins during the...](https://tombergrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/201234.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1489252980)
LEB'S W. ADAMS ST/JULIA ST [MENU] Atlanta: [N.p.], [1960s]. 9.5 x 16.5" menu with white cardstock covers and pink, blue and grey illustrations by Allen Palmer. Staples to the top cover, attaching specials to the inside of menu. Numerous pin holes at top edge, where menu assumed to be pinned..... More
Detroit, Michigan, 1962-1986. 35 programs distributed at the funerals of Black men and women in between 1962 and 1986. The programs all show general wear from handling, but are otherwise in very good condition. The majority (24) are for services held at the New Mt. Zion Missionary Church, located at..... More
Detroit, Michigan, 1962-1986. 35 programs distributed at the funerals of Black men and women in between 1962 and 1986. The programs all show general wear from handling, but are otherwise in very good condition. The majority (24) are for services held at the New Mt. Zion Missionary Church, located at..... More
Cotton Club Program: Worldís Fair Edition [New York], [Nd [1939?]. Stapled red wrappers with black and white text. The cover features a stock illustration of a Cotton Club girl. 9 x 12.î Black and white illustrations throughout. Some fading to covers with a tiny chip on the left edge above and..... More
[Photo Archive - African-Americana] Archive of Industrial Photos: Tupelo Honey Beekeepers Tobacco [Florida] 1946; [Disbound]. Remarkable archive of fifteen 8x10," black & white photographs depicting Florida at Work in the 1940s. All photos are stamped on versos with descriptive titles. Photographers noted include Charles J. Belden and Monts De Oca (a..... More
6 1/4" x 8.5," broadside on a fragile, newspaper-like sheet. 3 metal-clasp binding on top. Minor wear to the top edge with two tiny closed tears, else very good. An American theatrical form, popular from the early 19th to the early 20th century, that was founded on the comic enactment of..... More
![Item #201235 [HARRIS, Margaret]. C.B. Croques presents Margaret Harris, pianist. World's...](https://tombergrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/201235.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1489253130)
Oakland, CA: Famous Cathedral Choir of the Greater Cooper Zion AME Church for Music Scholarship, 1949. Four-panel program brochure, small portrait of the smiling pianist posing at the keys; mildly worn with several short closed edge tears. An obituary for Harris stated, "The first black woman to conduct the symphony..... More
Los Angeles: The Camp of the Lost and Found Sheep of the House of Israel, 1981. 8 1/2 x 11 in. Good; paper embrittled and yellowed, with loss to all edges, large closed tear from top edge. Flyer promoting a protest in Exposition Park in Los Angeles in response to the..... More
Oakland: the Theater, 1974. Pamphlet. 4p. Brochure with cover illustration of an African woman in loincloth only. Wraps toned along top edges, else very good condition. Schedule and description of the workshop. Not in OCLC. The group was formed to perpetuate and encourage the knowledge and appreciation of African oriented..... More
Oakland: Soul Student Advisory Council, 1969. 8.5x11 inch four-panel brochure with a registration form laid in, small rust stains around the word ìWorkî on the cover, otherwise very good. Not in OCLC. Announcement of a conference sponsored by the Soul Student Advisory Council at Merritt College, calling for a "Black..... More
