The African Methodist Episcopal Church Voice of Missions
Los Angeles: Missionary Department of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1961. 4to, 16 pp, stapled wrappers. Creased, bit of soiling.
Los Angeles: Missionary Department of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1961. 4to, 16 pp, stapled wrappers. Creased, bit of soiling.
Atlanta: 1968. Folio, single newspaper issue "dedicated to the memory of The Late Martin Luther King Jr." Very good, toned and creased.
Reston, Virginia: Sylvestre Watkins, 1977-79. Includes: Vol. 16 No. 3, 4, 5, 6, Vol. 17 No. 1 (two copies), 2 (two copies) and 3 (two copies), Vol. 18 No. 5, folding promotional brochure for the magazine. Housed in a black three ring binder. Soiling to covers, curling to magazines...
New York: Dorene Publishing Co, 1938. 7.25 x 5.25", pink illustrated wrappers, 128 pp. A nice copy with toning to pages, circular sticker to front wrapper. Fifteenth Deluxe Edition, with 1938 date to copyright page, although this feels like a later edition, circa 1950s.
Oakland: Black Panther Party, 1973. Single issue for August 11, 1973. Very good with toning to paper.
1958. 5.5 x 4.25", 12pp, stapled wrappers. Commencement program from Booker T. Washington Evening High School in Atlanta, the first African American high school in Georgia, attended by Martin Luther King Jr. Very good.
Atlanta, Georgia: [1977]. Reunion program for the African American High School attended by Martin Luther King Jr. Very good, a bit yellowed.
Oakland, CA: The Combination, 1970. Quarto, [30] pp, stapled wrappers. Program for a beauty pageant sponsored by "The Combination", an African American magazine based in Oakland. Includes a brief program of events, portraits of the judges, ads for local black businesses, and portraits of the contestants along with brief bios.....
Atlanta: 1941. 8vo, leaflet, 4pp with 2pp list of patrons laid in. Program for a musical performance at the historic African American church in Atlanta, where pastor and civil rights activist William Homes Borders was installed four years prior to this concert. Borders' sermons at the church influenced a young.....
Nashville: Women's Missionary Society, A.M.E. Church, 1956-61. Two issues: November, 1956 and February, 1961. 4tos, stapled wrappers, address label on wrappers. Creasing and minor foxing.
Circa 1905. Pair of early photos measuring 3.25 x 2.25", on cabinet mounts. One depicts three African Americans eating at a camp site, the other depicts a man with a recent catch of fish. Images faded, mounts bowed.
1946. 8v, folding leaflet, 4pp. Program for a concert featuring Paul Robeson, the acclaimed African American bass baritone concert artist and actor, a presentation of the Pennsylvania State College Artists' Course. Pencil annotations throughout. Offsetting, creasing, three 1.5 inch closed tears along lower corner.
1950s-60s. 4to, green spiral bound album binding containing 38 photos on sticky leaves, including eleven 8 x 10" photos, documenting the music career of a Jazz saxophonist names Jean Toussaint. Includes many performance photos that appear to have been taken in nightclubs, likely in New York City (records indicate that.....
Chicago: Theatrical, 1947. 8 x 10" photo with "Theatrical" photographer stamp to lower corner, also stamped "property of newspaper division field enterprises" to back, with newspaper clipping pasted to back identifying the group as "Dixie Melodies," to perform at the Coliseum, singing spiritiuals, folk songs, and popular tunes. Very good.....
Hollywood, Ca: 1976. Photo measuring 8 x 10" with typed caption, signed by all four members of the famous African American vocal group. Together with another photo of the group measuring 5 x 4" that is possibly signed by Paul Robi. Smaller photo creased.
Newark, New Jersey: Holmes Printing Service, 1953. Octavo, green printed wrappers, [12] pp. A fundraising souvenir book consisting of advertisements taken out by Newark, NJ African American lodges, businesses, and individuals ahead of a dance intended to raise funds for youth education scholarships. The dance was sponsored by the St.....
Orange, New Jersey: Orange Publishing Company, 1944. Quarto, grey printed wrappers, 28 pp. A souvenir program for the 6th anniversary celebration of the pastorate of Reverend J. Vance McIver at an African American Baptist church in Orange, New Jersey. The program prints lists of church members and officers, a brief.....
Philadelphia: 1946. Quarto, red printed wrappers, [36] pp, photographic illustrations throughout. A well illustrated program issued for a celebration of the tenth anniversary of Jones Memorial Baptist Church, an African American church in Philadelphia, as well as for a celebration of the seventh anniversary of the pastor at the church.....
Cleveland, Ohio: 1950. Octavo, yellow printed wrappers, [20] pp, photographic illustrations. Program for an Ohio state level conference of African American Knights of Pythians members, held at the Phillis Wheatley Association, a home for African American working women in Cleveland. The program prints a page of introductory text, a schedule.....
Atlanta: Friendship Baptist Church, 1975. Quarto, [10] pp plus stapled wrappers. Program for a "Men's Day" celebration at an African American church in Atlanta. Mayor Maynard Jackson and civil rights activist William "Sonny" Walker were among the speakers at the event. Hint of soiling, minor creasing.
San Diego: 1975. Quarto, 16pp, stapled wrappers. Souvenir program for a performance by "Women Extraordinaire", a San Diego based African American women's dance troupe "endeavoring to make Black Culture a living Reality in our City and nation," according to a message by the group's President printed within. The last two.....
No Place of Publication: 1968. Folding leaf measuring, 9.25 x 6.25", unfolding to measure 11.25 x 9.25". A christmas card sent by Coretta Scott King and her family in December of 1968, featuring a photographic image of Coretta and her children playing a game and the printed message "Give us.....
Georgia: University of Georgia Press, 1998. 440 pp, hardcover, very good with mild soiling to covers and text edges.
New York: Feist & Frankenthaler, 1900. 14.5 x 12", yellow and blue color lithograph cover depicting an African American family, 6pp. Front cover notes that the song was "also published as a song with humorous darkey text." Rear cover features an "Extract from the San Francisco Call" headlined "Paris Has.....
New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1962. 8vo, hardcover with dust jacket, 224pp. Early edition. A very attractive example. Dust jacket shows a couple areas of faint damp staining, bit of rubbing, tiny chips to spine ends.