![Item #6463 Afro-American World Almanac: What Do You Know About Your Race? [cover title]. African...](https://mcbriderarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/6463.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1779999364)
[Chicago]: 1943. 112pp. Original printed red wrappers, stapled. Light wear at corners and along spine. Even toning internally. The 1943 issue of an irregularly-published almanac aimed at uplifting the African-American community. The author, Rev. Ross D. Brown, writes rather defiantly about a host of issues important to the Black community..... More
Detroit: 1942. 43pp. Original printed wrappers. Corners heavily chipped, lightly soiled. Pictorial title page with photogravure on verso. Minor soiling and wear to text. Proceedings for this early World War II-era civil rights conference held in Detroit. The March of Washington Movement lasted from 1941 to 1946 under the slogan..... More
![Item #6251 Hei Ren de Jie Fang [Negro Liberation]. African Americana, Harry Heywood](https://mcbriderarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/6251.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1778535490)
Beijing: 1954. [4],282,[1]pp. Original pictorial wrappers. Light foxing and wear, ink stamp on rear cover and half title. Minor toning to text. Rare Chinese translation of Harry Haywood's important political work, first published in 1948. Harry Haywood (1898-1985) was an early Black activist in the Communist Party and the first..... More
New Orleans: [ca. 1960]. Broadside, 9 x 6 inches. Minor toning. Broadside urging the white citizens of New Orleans to stop buying Ford cars, claiming Ford profits "have been distributed to integration and civil rights organizations" to the detriment of white folks "by forcing them to associate with negroes." The..... More
[Asheville, N.C. ca. 1948]. Large broadside, measuring 14 x 22 inches, printed on card. Upper left and lower right corners chipping. Some dampstaining, creasing, and mild wear. The years following World War II saw a significant economic expansion in the United States. Part of this expansion was a massive boom..... More
[Mullins, S.C. 1908 or 1914]. Broadside, printed in black on green paper stock, 12 x 8.75 inches. Old folds, minor loss to edges and crossfolds, noticeable soiling and staining. An unrecorded broadside advertising land for sale specifically to African American residents on Smith Street in the city of Mullins, South..... More
New York: April 18, 1815. Partially-printed document, completed in manuscript, 7.75 x 6.75 inches, docketed on verso. Old folds, with one fold line reinforced on verso and the other fold line almost completely separated. A very rare record of the experiences of the lives of free African Americans living in..... More
![Item #5028 Spectacle Lyro-Magique, Boulevard Montmratre [sic] 10, ou Passage Jouffray 16. Tous...](https://mcbriderarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/5028.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1737470587)
[Paris: ca. 1980]. Broadside, approximately 18 x 11.5 inches. Old folds, minor wear. An apparently unrecorded late-19th century broadside advertising an evening's entertainment in the Passage Jouffroy, Paris, featuring a performance by the "negro singers" of an unspecified theater from New York ("Données par les Chanteurs Nègres, du Théâtre de..... More